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You wouldn't be suggesting voter ID laws if it was really easy to obtain for all. The only benefit for voter ID laws is to prevent poor people from voting who are more likely to vote Democrat.

All Americans who want Voter ID could have it in under 3 months delivered directly to their residence. (and probably under 30 days)

But you and I have already been through this discussion.

You're just in it for the troll now.
 
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I want a couple of your Social Security Checks before I continue this silly game. As it stands, there's zero incentive to jump through hoops for a grown man who is fixated on Women's College Basketball in the offseason.

Several people on this forum have earned advanced degrees from USC. Claiming you have one when you don't diminishes the efforts of others who made that sacrifice. Clearing one's name of a falsehood should be incentive enough. I'm calling you out as a phony.
 
Stock - Seriously, where did you manage investment funds as you claim because you're not making any sense whatsoever right now.
Ward, I NEVER said I "managed investment funds". I said that in part of my career, I "regulated the sale of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc" (similar to what the SEC does on a Federal level). Do a search if you do not believe me. For goodness sakes, you have searched my comments before. Do it again. DeeDave provided an article that said "The stock of Trump's media company has been viewed by many as a reflection of the success of his campaign". smh
 
You wouldn't be suggesting voter ID laws if it was really easy to obtain for all. The only benefit for voter ID laws is to prevent poor people from voting who are more likely to vote Democrat.

Or, a more likely scenario, it prevents people from voting who shouldnt be voting.

Occams razor, etc.
 
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Several people on this forum have earned advanced degrees from USC. Claiming you have one when you don't diminishes the efforts of others who made that sacrifice. Clearing one's name of a falsehood should be incentive enough. I'm calling you out as a phony.

That means a lot coming from you given all of your high quality content over the years.

Again, anytime you want to quit yapping and man up, just let me know.
 
Ward, I NEVER said I "managed investment funds". I said that in part of my career, I "regulated the sale of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc" (similar to what the SEC does on a Federal level). Do a search if you do not believe me. For goodness sakes, you have searched my comments before. Do it again. DeeDave provided an article that said "The stock of Trump's media company has been viewed by many as a reflection of the success of his campaign". smh

Where were you employed to do this?
 
I have multiple properties and I am decades younger than you are. Yet, you don’t hear me ever say that. L

you weren't asked the question about every leaving my home- doofus. I was- and I answered it properly regarding how many homes I have- which is two- and I asked for clarification Now, I have other rental property but those aren't my homes that I consider my residences.

You'll have to live with my answer given your messiah is Donald Trump who can't go 14 seconds without bragging about his supposed wealth.
 
My feeling is that do what you have to do to get proper ID in order to vote. If voting is important enough for you, get the ID.

By the same token, saying you can't provide someone water while they are in line for hours waiting to vote, is ridiculous.

And IF there are instances of not enough voting precincts in low income areas, that should not be allowed.

If you have to drive miles and miles to a drop off box (think in Texas that's the case), that should not be.
 
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My feeling is that do what you have to do to get proper ID in order to vote. If voting is important enough for you, get the ID.

By the same token, saying you can't provide someone water while they are in line for hours waiting to vote, is ridiculous.

And IF there are instances of not enough voting precincts in low income areas, that should not be allowed.

If you have to drive miles and miles to a drop off box (think in Texas that's the case), that should not be.

It's a red herring. I also don't care either way.

But these loser snowflakes will never accept a loss no matter what. They'll accuse people of having fake IDS (which are easy to fake by the way if you really want to do it).

Arguing about it isn't worth the time. If someone wants to cheat, they'll find a way to cheat.

As we know, 99%+ of voters don't cheat and aren't even interested in cheating. Heck 35+% of American don't even vote in general elections and a MUCH higher percentage don't vote any other time.

In most South Carolina House races, less than 10% of people vote.

Hell, the Trumpers accused the 2 poll workers in Georgia of fraud (with no evidence to the point they received numerous death threats from Trump trash) and having IDs wouldn't have mattered in that case at all.
 
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That means a lot coming from you given all of your high quality content over the years.

Again, anytime you want to quit yapping and man up, just let me know.

Your need to claim an advanced degree that you did not earn implies an effort on your part to cope with feelings of inadequacy. Using bold and provocative language only underscores compensation as your main defense mechanism.
 
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It's a red herring. I also don't care either way.

But these loser snowflakes will never accept a loss no matter what. They'll accuse people of having fake IDS (which are easy to fake by the way if you really want to do it).

Arguing about it isn't worth the time. If someone wants to cheat, they'll find a way to cheat.

As we know, 99%+ of voters don't cheat and aren't even interested in cheating. Heck 35+% of American don't even vote in general elections and a MUCH higher percentage don't vote any other time.

In most South Carolina House races, less than 10% of people vote.

Hell, the Trumpers accused the 2 poll workers in Georgia of fraud (with no evidence to the point they received numerous death threats from Trump trash) and having IDs wouldn't have mattered in that case at all.
Voter fraud is so infinitesimal in the big picture, it is a red herring. And most cases in recent years have been done in support of Republican candidates. It's a situation of not accepting a loss. That's it.
 
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you weren't asked the question about every leaving my home- doofus. I was- and I answered it properly regarding how many homes I have- which is two- and I asked for clarification Now, I have other rental property but those aren't my homes that I consider my residences.

You'll have to live with my answer given your messiah is Donald Trump who can't go 14 seconds without bragging about his supposed wealth.
LOL! This guy went from talking about property and evolved into talking about Trump. You TDS ****. Lmfao
 
Your need to claim an advanced degree that you did not earn implies an effort on your part to cope with feelings of inadequacy. Using bold and provocative language only underscores compensation as your main defense mechanism.

I'm sure that's it, Fowl. :)

Maybe save the psycho babble for those who still believe most behavioral/emotional issues aren't metabolically driven.

I can't imagine running into you at the State level in need of real assistance and this is what you offer up.
 
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It's a red herring. I also don't care either way.

But these loser snowflakes will never accept a loss no matter what. They'll accuse people of having fake IDS (which are easy to fake by the way if you really want to do it).

Arguing about it isn't worth the time. If someone wants to cheat, they'll find a way to cheat.

As we know, 99%+ of voters don't cheat and aren't even interested in cheating. Heck 35+% of American don't even vote in general elections and a MUCH higher percentage don't vote any other time.

In most South Carolina House races, less than 10% of people vote.

Hell, the Trumpers accused the 2 poll workers in Georgia of fraud (with no evidence to the point they received numerous death threats from Trump trash) and having IDs wouldn't have mattered in that case at all.

You're one seedy guy, DeeDave.

 
It's a red herring. I also don't care either way.

But these loser snowflakes will never accept a loss no matter what. They'll accuse people of having fake IDS (which are easy to fake by the way if you really want to do it).

Arguing about it isn't worth the time. If someone wants to cheat, they'll find a way to cheat.

As we know, 99%+ of voters don't cheat and aren't even interested in cheating. Heck 35+% of American don't even vote in general elections and a MUCH higher percentage don't vote any other time.

In most South Carolina House races, less than 10% of people vote.

Hell, the Trumpers accused the 2 poll workers in Georgia of fraud (with no evidence to the point they received numerous death threats from Trump trash) and having IDs wouldn't have mattered in that case at all.
One other thing. I have said this before and I'll say it again: In all the years I have voted, I have been on some winning sides and some losing sides, at all levels of government. I cannot really say that my life was made significantly better nor significantly worse because of an election. I'd be hard-pressed to say that it even made a slight difference in the quality of my life. Local government elections make more of an impact, if anything, on me. Maybe I'm an exception. I like being on the winning side of an election, just like I prefer to be on the winning side of a Carolina-Clemson football game. If we win, I feel good (or bad) for a few days, but that's it. In neither case (politics nor sports) is my life made significantly better or worse. A lot of emotion is wasted. I suspect if people were put under the spell of a truth serum, they would agree with me.
 
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All Americans who want Voter ID could have it in under 3 months delivered directly to their residence. (and probably under 30 days)

But you and I have already been through this discussion.

You're just in it for the troll now.

If it's so easy to get IDs, why the need for a voter ID law?
 
My feeling is that do what you have to do to get proper ID in order to vote. If voting is important enough for you, get the ID.

By the same token, saying you can't provide someone water while they are in line for hours waiting to vote, is ridiculous.

And IF there are instances of not enough voting precincts in low income areas, that should not be allowed.

If you have to drive miles and miles to a drop off box (think in Texas that's the case), that should not be.

What benefit is there to society in denying an eligible voter from voting?
 
I'm sure that's it, Fowl. :)

Maybe save the psycho babble for those who still believe most behavioral/emotional issues aren't metabolically driven.

I can't imagine running into you at the State level in need of real assistance and this is what you offer up.

The first step towards solving a problem is admitting that you have one.
 
One other thing. I have said this before and I'll say it again: In all the years I have voted, I have been on some winning sides and some losing sides, at all levels of government. I cannot really say that my life was made significantly better nor significantly worse because of an election. I'd be hard-pressed to say that it even made a slight difference in the quality of my life. Local government elections make more of an impact, if anything, on me. Maybe I'm an exception. I like being on the winning side of an election, just like I prefer to be on the winning side of a Carolina-Clemson football game. If we win, I feel good (or bad) for a few days, but that's it. In neither case (politics nor sports) is my life made significantly better or worse. A lot of emotion is wasted. I suspect if people were put under the spell of a truth serum, they would agree with me.

I agree. I've done well under every president. I think that goes back to not relying on politicians.

But I don't judge my life based on my bank account. I'm thankful for what I've been able to achieve, but my personal bank account doesn't really motivate me because I do ok regardless.
 
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Aurora police chief Heather Morris refuted those claims publicly and Coffman, a former GOP member of Congress, eventually conceded he was “not sure where the truth is in all of this.”

"TdA has not “taken over” the city. The overstated claims fueled by social media and through select news organizations are simply not true." - Coffman wrote to citizens



 
Your need to claim an advanced degree that you did not earn implies an effort on your part to cope with feelings of inadequacy. Using bold and provocative language only underscores compensation as your main defense mechanism.


Anyone claiming such is a liar suffering from little man disease.

Little Rascals GIF
 
Anyone with a USC MIB degree would be proud to tell us the name of the Dean on their diploma. You can't because you don't have an USC MIB. A wager is a pathetic and juvenile off-ramp but it's all you've got.

That liar knows we can easily check the small number of graduates of the program in any given year. Some of us even have friends that work at the university- :)

He's a fool and a liar. Ignore him.
 
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That liar knows we can easily check the small number of graduates of the program in any given year. Some of us even have friends that work at the university- :)

He's a fool and a liar. Ignore him.

Then let's go Gomer. You and Forever Fowl put up the funds and we'll do this.

I'll happily take your booster money.
 
How many people are voting that shouldn't?

I'll save us two or three pages of childish insults.

You'll demand that its negligible. I'll ask how you know if you insist on not verifying. Any number i put out will be dismissed, because again, it's not really verified.

I'll simply say that we require ID for everday activities that are much less important than verifying a proper vote.

You can now call me racist or some other "phobe" based off nothing that i actually said, but something you mistakenly read into one of my comments.
 
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I don't see it as denying. Just get an ID. I am not asking anyone to do anything I don't have to do.

This is where someone starts listing all the things that ID's are required for, and how amazingly rare it is to be a functioning member of society without one.
 
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