Demonic powers behind new voter suppression laws

[LadyKay]

Okay I would like to get off the topic of rather or not election fraud took place and on to a look see at what these new voting laws are. You all keep talking about voter ID. But there are more laws that the Republican party is trying to pass besides the voter ID. (Which I think is already a law in many states and has been for sometime) 

Now I do not have time right at this moment to go into the laws that are trying to be passed.  Maybe some of you can do that.   I will see what I can add when I have time. 

[other one]

10 hours ago, LadyKay said:

And why is that? 

Obviously you didn't listen to the different state house and senate meetings or you would not ask that.

[Still Alive]

13 hours ago, LadyKay said:

It is not fair to compare the two because a business is not the same as the government. I mean there is nothing in the Constitution that says you have the right to be sold PVC pips or drywall. But it dose says you have the right to vote. 

 

As long as it can be proven that your vote came from you and you cast no others, no problem. 

How about we simply use purple dye on people's finger when they vote?

[johnthebaptist]

13 hours ago, LadyKay said:

And why is that? 

Because you want the government to send mail-in ballots to everyone, whether they ask for them or not, I could go to all my friends, ask them to sign their ballots, and give them to me to fill out. An organized effort of this sort could produce a lot of votes for a party's candidates. I'm hearing about dead people voting - how is that happening?!

[johnthebaptist]

13 hours ago, LadyKay said:

How is not giving out food or water to people standing in line going to help end fraud voting? 

Food and water is available at voting stations, but for me to be allowed to walk up to people and pass out food and water, also allows me to solicit votes for my candidate - we object to such solicitation. 

[johnthebaptist]

13 hours ago, LadyKay said:

I don't object to laws that prevent fraudulent voting. But we already have such laws. Ending early voting and limiting ballot drop off boxes dose not prevent fraud. It prevents people from voting. 

The laws are not sufficient, as I explained in my previous two posts, and even if they were sufficient, what harm does it do to go a step farther to ensure our elections are honest?

[johnthebaptist]

3 hours ago, Chicken coop2 said:

If your friends are willing to do that so all of their votes go to your candidate, why not just tell them who to vote for and not do something illegal? 

Unscrupulous people in either party will do this. That is why we want laws to make it more difficult to do.

[LadyKay]

8 hours ago, other one said:

Obviously you didn't listen to the different state house and senate meetings or you would not ask that.

Im tired of all of this. Im out. 

[other one]

27 minutes ago, LadyKay said:

Im tired of all of this. Im out. 

were you really ever here???

[WilliamL]

On 6/9/2021 at 10:16 AM, Still Alive said:

How about we simply use purple dye on people's finger when they vote?

Because then you couldn't vote more than once. Duh.

Of course, then someone would just substitute washable dye for the real stuff. Always a way to cheat if you put your mind to it. The Diebold voting machines just make it a whole lot easier.