Voter fraud is the biggest lie of 2012

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dank69

Lifer
Oct 6, 2009
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This is sad...

So someone is supposed to put an educated vote for the most powerful office in the world but is too lazy to register or get an ID. And then because they are too lazy and can't be bothered to take 20 mins to do something else, we are supposed to cater our laws around them!?
Careful. If you start pushing for laws to limit voting to the well educated the GOP is fucked.
 

jackstar7

Lifer
Jun 26, 2009
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I enjoy this topic as it's small government folk trying to legislate against a non-existent problem.
 

nehalem256

Lifer
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From your very own words in the op.



Suddenly, it becomes "not evidence because no criminal charges"?

No that has always been the argument.

I guess that anyone who has not been convicted of possession of marijuana has never tried it
 

Jhhnn

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Nov 11, 1999
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If voter fraud is a lie, then we should do away with voting fraud laws altogether since they're pointless and a waste of money. And just think of all the money we'll save from not needing to do all that voter registration and stuff.

Lame. Maybe current law is entirely adequate for the purpose at hand, huh? Maybe it's obvious to anybody who bases their opinion on facts rather than suspicion, innuendo, and a desire to win by any means possible.

Repubs are talking out of both sides of their mouths, as usual. Out of one side comes the usual raving about their superiority in the marketplace of ideas, and out of the other side comes vote suppression tactics, clearly indicating a lack of faith in the ability to sell their ideas. Can't have it both ways, other than with the Faithful...
 

glenn1

Lifer
Sep 6, 2000
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Lame. Maybe current law is entirely adequate for the purpose at hand, huh? Maybe it's obvious to anybody who bases their opinion on facts rather than suspicion, innuendo, and a desire to win by any means possible.

Repubs are talking out of both sides of their mouths, as usual. Out of one side comes the usual raving about their superiority in the marketplace of ideas, and out of the other side comes vote suppression tactics, clearly indicating a lack of faith in the ability to sell their ideas. Can't have it both ways, other than with the Faithful...

It's a serious question. Why support voter registration if we can't verify the identity of those voting?
 

Nemesis 1

Lifer
Dec 30, 2006
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I suspect voter fraud would be limited to dead people voting and non-citizens. Now Election fraud is a whole new ball game and a huge case is pending against the RNC.
 

FuzzyBee

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Jan 22, 2000
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Wow. Another thread worshiping the Brennan Center report. Can anybody point out to me where they asked anybody they surveyed if they were actually US citizens or not?

How is it that the Brennan Center survey is 100% valid and taken as fact, while the earlier 2006 Cooperative Congressional Elections Study is not?

What does "readily available identification" mean?

The Brennan Center study has more holes than a good Swiss cheese.
 

cybrsage

Lifer
Nov 17, 2011
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facts are as followed

there are people without proper id

And they can get ID just like everyone else.

there are college kids living in dorms who have the wrong address on there ID, thus, would have to buy a new id under these laws

They cannot vote anywhere but their home of record...therefor they cannot vote by their dorm as it would be voter fraud to do so.

there are people who dont have fucking 80 bucks for a DL

No one said anyone needed a DL.


you mistyped, you meant /zanejohnson
 

cybrsage

Lifer
Nov 17, 2011
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Still waiting for people to explain why it is not voter suppression to force people to either obtain an absentee ballot or physically go to a polling location to vote? Don't they know some voters cannot do either? Why are their rights being trampled?

I also want to know why we even make people register to vote, everyone knows some people who are able to vote will not register and therefor have their votes suppressed.

Why no outrage on those items, yet requiring a photo ID (which is also required to buy alcohol and cigarettes) provokes outrage?
 

Jhhnn

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Nov 11, 1999
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Wow. Another thread worshiping the Brennan Center report. Can anybody point out to me where they asked anybody they surveyed if they were actually US citizens or not?

Oooh- scurrilous attack on the source, not the evidence. Would you offer the same wrt the CCE study you reference?

How is it that the Brennan Center survey is 100% valid and taken as fact, while the earlier 2006 Cooperative Congressional Elections Study is not?

What does "readily available identification" mean?

The Brennan Center study has more holes than a good Swiss cheese.

Perhaps you'd care to quote/ link the source you offer?

And the Repub position has no substance of note- none whatsoever. Prove that significant voter fraud exists, not that it could exist, & you might have a case. Until then, the only successful fraud has been in convincing people that it's a problem using lack of evidence as evidence...

No wonder Texas Repubs want to outlaw the teaching of critical thinking skills in public schools...
 

Jhhnn

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Still waiting for people to explain why it is not voter suppression to force people to either obtain an absentee ballot or physically go to a polling location to vote? Don't they know some voters cannot do either? Why are their rights being trampled?

What people are you raving about, specifically?

I also want to know why we even make people register to vote, everyone knows some people who are able to vote will not register and therefor have their votes suppressed.

So, uhh, you're arguing for same day voter registration? or no registration at all, as in N Dakota?

Why no outrage on those items, yet requiring a photo ID (which is also required to buy alcohol and cigarettes) provokes outrage?

Standard dishonest Cybr-Troll.
 

michal1980

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the left supports illegal voting, it benefits them. As such they will do everything to defend the pratice.

Including and not limited to not having tools to find it.
 

FuzzyBee

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Oooh- scurrilous attack on the source, not the evidence. Would you offer the same wrt the CCE study you reference?

What?! I *am* attacking the evidence, but obviously, you're to ignorant to see that.



Perhaps you'd care to quote/ link the source you offer?

Uh - it's in the Brennan Center report. You haven't read the report that you worship as absolute truth? Lemming.

And the Repub position has no substance of note- none whatsoever. Prove that significant voter fraud exists, not that it could exist, & you might have a case. Until then, the only successful fraud has been in convincing people that it's a problem using lack of evidence as evidence...

No wonder Texas Repubs want to outlaw the teaching of critical thinking skills in public schools...

Critical thinking skills look at *both sides* of an equation - a skill you obviously don't seem to possess. Come back when you can do that.
 

boomerang

Lifer
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If the Republican party passed a law in my state and I couldn't make it to get an appropriate I.D. I would lead however many people I could gather and go down and destroy their headquarters.

I think this is an issue of such great importance that civil and indeed criminal disobediance is warranted.

Denying US citizens the right to vote should bring millions into the streets to kill the perpetrators. I'm not kidding when I say kill them. If you try to destroy America you will find millions of patriots at your throats.

Its called fighting for freedom.
I knew if I looked at this thread somewhere in it I'd find you proposing violence against people who don't agree with your beliefs. You were run out of here before when you were a moderator. It's just a matter of time until it happens again. In the meantime you will spread your hate-filled lunacy that you feel is the gospel. You are the worst of what the progressive movement stands for. Many don't remember the level you operated at here before but I do.

Just when the place had been cleaned up from some of the worst who constantly stirred up shit, you're back. Just as the level of discourse had settled down with a group who knew when not to cross a line, who knew when to let things roll off with no harm, no foul, you return. No good will come of it. You're a shit-stirrer who can't control himself.

Here's to hoping you hang yourself with your own rope quickly.
 

Jhhnn

IN MEMORIAM
Nov 11, 1999
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Wow. Another thread worshiping the Brennan Center report. Can anybody point out to me where they asked anybody they surveyed if they were actually US citizens or not?

How is it that the Brennan Center survey is 100% valid and taken as fact, while the earlier 2006 Cooperative Congressional Elections Study is not?

What does "readily available identification" mean?

The Brennan Center study has more holes than a good Swiss cheese.

What?! I *am* attacking the evidence, but obviously, you're to ignorant to see that.





Uh - it's in the Brennan Center report. You haven't read the report that you worship as absolute truth? Lemming.



Critical thinking skills look at *both sides* of an equation - a skill you obviously don't seem to possess. Come back when you can do that.

You're deliberately obtuse, too.

You reference the "2006 Cooperative Congressional Elections Study" (apparently from Harvard, not the Brennan Center of NYU) then fail to quote or link it, fail to illustrate how it supports your beliefs at all.

When I ask for you to clarify, you obfuscate.

Critical thinking skills? Like this?

True Believers- "Voter Fraud is a big problem"

ROTW- "Surely you can offer evidence that the problem exists, right?"

True Believers- "STFU! Voter Fraud is a big problem. That's obvious!"

ROTW- "How can it be a big problem when there's scant evidence that it even exists?"

True Believers- "You Moron! We need photo ID to vote! Because Voter Fraud is a problem!"

ROTW- " There are unintended consequences that will inhibit legitimate participation in the electoral process. We have evidence to that effect."

True Believers- "That doesn't matter, because voter fraud is a big problem!"

ROTW- "I'm starting to question your motivations in this, because you're not showing any need for what you propose."

True Believers- "Assholes! You can't question our integrity! Voter Fraud is a big problem!"

ROTW- "Surely you can offer evidence that the problem exists, right?"

As always, True Believers engage in circular reasoning when they use faith based premises to reach ontological conclusions. For the rest of us, it's like arguing against the Virgin Birth.
 

FuzzyBee

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Jan 22, 2000
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You're deliberately obtuse, too.

You reference the "2006 Cooperative Congressional Elections Study" (apparently from Harvard, not the Brennan Center of NYU) then fail to quote or link it, fail to illustrate how it supports your beliefs at all.

You'll have to pardon me. I mistook you for somebody that could search the Internet. I apologize for overestimating your intelligence, and for incorrectly assuming that you were the type of individual that actually investigated multiple facets of an argument before carving your opinion into stone. Don't worry - I won't make that mistake again.

I never called you an "asshole", either. I just think you're willfully ignorant. Keep frothing, though.
 

nehalem256

Lifer
Apr 13, 2012
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You're deliberately obtuse, too.

You reference the "2006 Cooperative Congressional Elections Study" (apparently from Harvard, not the Brennan Center of NYU) then fail to quote or link it, fail to illustrate how it supports your beliefs at all.

When I ask for you to clarify, you obfuscate.

Critical thinking skills? Like this?

True Believers- "Voter Fraud is a big problem"

ROTW- "Surely you can offer evidence that the problem exists, right?"

True Believers- "STFU! Voter Fraud is a big problem. That's obvious!"

ROTW- "How can it be a big problem when there's scant evidence that it even exists?"

True Believers- "You Moron! We need photo ID to vote! Because Voter Fraud is a problem!"

ROTW- " There are unintended consequences that will inhibit legitimate participation in the electoral process. We have evidence to that effect."

True Believers- "That doesn't matter, because voter fraud is a big problem!"

ROTW- "I'm starting to question your motivations in this, because you're not showing any need for what you propose."

True Believers- "Assholes! You can't question our integrity! Voter Fraud is a big problem!"

ROTW- "Surely you can offer evidence that the problem exists, right?"

As always, True Believers engage in circular reasoning when they use faith based premises to reach ontological conclusions. For the rest of us, it's like arguing against the Virgin Birth.

Or maybe requiring the same ID to vote as you need to buy Robitussin just does not sound ridiculous to reasonable people?
 

Jhhnn

IN MEMORIAM
Nov 11, 1999
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You'll have to pardon me. I mistook you for somebody that could search the Internet. I apologize for overestimating your intelligence, and for incorrectly assuming that you were the type of individual that actually investigated multiple facets of an argument before carving your opinion into stone. Don't worry - I won't make that mistake again.

I never called you an "asshole", either. I just think you're willfully ignorant. Keep frothing, though.

More of the deliberately obtuse- totally unsurprising. If the CCES supports your premises, as you seem to claim, then it's up to you to show how it does, with the usual links & quotes. That's your job, not mine.

Otherwise, you're just blowing smoke.

You never called me an asshole? That's true, but I never claimed you did. I referenced generic True Believers.

It's just another opportunity for you to be... deliberately obtuse.
 
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