Man votes illegally for 40 years, not deported or jailed yet.. guess why?

[Greenman]

MISTAKE? Didn't stop prosecutors in Texas from sentencing Crystal Mason to 5 years in prison for 1 single vote and that was a mistake.

Any more excuses?

It's not an excuse, it's what happened, and has absolutely nothing to do with with Crystal Mason, who was on parole for felony tax evasion when she voted. A conviction that was overturned.

 

[ch33zw1z]

It's not an excuse, it's what happened, and has absolutely nothing to do with with Crystal Mason, who was on parole for felony tax evasion when she voted. A conviction that was overturned.

Ignorance of the law is no excuse, agree?

In case you do not know about Ms. mason’s tale

Crystal Mason Thought She Had The Right to Vote. Texas Sentenced Her to Five Years in Prison for Trying.

The case of a Texas mother is a window into how the myth of voter fraud is being weaponized to suppress the vote.

www.aclu.org

 

[HomerJS]

It's not an excuse, it's what happened, and has absolutely nothing to do with with Crystal Mason, who was on parole for felony tax evasion when she voted. A conviction that was overturned.

Exact same crime casting an ineligible vote by mistake. Except he has at least 40 counts.

Equal justice under the law right?

People should be treated equally right?

Crystal Mason would be in prison today if not for a non-profit group advocating for her. She didn't have money for appeals.

What happened to law and order or are you willing to overlook his case for reasons unknown??

 

[Greenman]

Exact same crime casting an ineligible vote by mistake. Except he has at least 40 counts.

Equal justice under the law right?

People should be treated equally right?

Crystal Mason would be in prison today if not for a non-profit group advocating for her. She didn't have money for appeals.

What happened to law and order or are you willing to overlook his case for reasons unknown??

Except we don't know that it was an ineligible vote as the matter hasn't been settled yet. At this point it's possible he unwittingly committed a crime.

 

[APU_Fusion]

Except we don't know that it was an ineligible vote as the matter hasn't been settled yet. At this point it's possible he unwittingly committed a crime.

WELL, it isn’t a crime if you unwittingly commit it (if you are white of course). You are such MAGAT FLAT EARTHER

 

[brycejones]

It's not an excuse, it's what happened, and has absolutely nothing to do with with Crystal Mason, who was on parole for felony tax evasion when she voted. A conviction that was overturned.

Did you suffer repeated head trauma in your career?

 

[ch33zw1z]

Illegally voted 9 times while on probation for felony forgery. Ladies and gentlemen, I present the vice chair of the GOP in GA.

Consequences? 5k fine and a “he’s a bad boy” from the state election board.

Not surprising for a state that wiped servers after the 2016 election even tho the FBI had told them not to.

Georgia GOP vice chairman, a vocal 2020 election denier, voted illegally 9 times

Brian Pritchard, first vice chairman of the Georgia Republican Party, was ordered to pay a $5,000 fine and to “be publicly reprimanded for his conduct" by the State Election Board, which sought sanctions against him.

www.fox5atlanta.com

 

[pmv]

Why do you want population growth to end? Who is going to pay for all those promised social security benefits without new younger workers to pay into it?

Can't say I know what I think about that argument. I mean, an obvious response is that those new younger workers will themselves grow old, requiring still more younger workers to support them - so that approach seems to require population growth forever, without limit.

On the other hand, the US has remarkably low population density compared to most other developed countries. Seems there's room for a lot more people yet.