Turtlesoup
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Denver? They are going to be high all the time...They are gonna get so high after the game...
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Denver? They are going to be high all the time...They are gonna get so high after the game...
Don't be snotty. You're always saying 'it's posted around here somewhere' but the last time you told me that I went hunting for it, read every damned link you'd put up and none of them addressed the point at all. It just wasn't worth arguing about it any farther, since you obviously had no answer.That's only helpful if there is a side by side comparison with the old laws.Why don't some of you actually read the bill now law instead of just going by whatever your preferred partisan cable news talking head tells you.
Here is the full text of the law they never read:
Georgia voting law: Read full text
The changes from the old law was posted several times in the forum, democrats IGNORED it.
Then YOU admit you haven't read the new law yet.
Thank you.
Taking 90 mil of business from a city that is predominantly black, is the argument going up around here. Even Stacy Abrams acknowledged it.And you believe blacks are currently the ones getting hurt, right?The republican lawmakers who passed the bill, and the governor for championing it.
If so, please explain how.
MLB, the CEO of Delta and the CEO of Coke are some stupid sonsabitches. I don't watch any MLB, I don't fly and I don't drink Coke products, so nothing changes with me. I still believe they will all lose revenue for acting like assholes.Why don't some of you actually read the bill now law instead of just going by whatever your preferred partisan cable news talking head tells you.
Here is the full text of the law they never read:
Georgia voting law: Read full text
Don't be snotty. You're always saying 'it's posted around here somewhere' but the last time you told me that I went hunting for it, read every damned link you'd put up and none of them addressed the point at all. It just wasn't worth arguing about it any farther, since you obviously had no answer.That's only helpful if there is a side by side comparison with the old laws.Why don't some of you actually read the bill now law instead of just going by whatever your preferred partisan cable news talking head tells you.
Here is the full text of the law they never read:
Georgia voting law: Read full text
The changes from the old law was posted several times in the forum, democrats IGNORED it.
Then YOU admit you haven't read the new law yet.
Thank you.
So fuck you.
I've read what is in the bill, but since I am not from Georgia and am not some kind of voting law nerd, how am I supposed to know if it restricts voting opportunities that were in place before?
So fine, I'll just continue to trust the very large group of politicos, officials, media and corporations who all say it does restrict voting access, particularly to black communities.
if you're too lazy to back up your indignant claims, why should I believe you?
The parts in bold are what S.B. 202 added to the statute. The prohibition applies inside polling places, within 150 feet of a polling place, or “within 25 feet of any voter standing in line to vote at any polling place.”No person shall solicit votes [or] distribute or display any campaign material, nor shall any person give, offer to give, or participate in the giving of any money or gifts, including, but not limited to, food and drink, to [a voter] … This Code section shall not be construed to prohibit a poll officer…from making available self-service water from an unattended receptacle to [a voter] waiting in line to vote.
Taking 90 mil of business from a city that is predominantly black, is the argument going up around here. Even Stacy Abrams acknowledged it.And you believe blacks are currently the ones getting hurt, right?The republican lawmakers who passed the bill, and the governor for championing it.
If so, please explain how.
Are you saying that's not the case? Please explain.
The idiot governor signed the law.
This is a discussion started by a bunch of whites who are racists that don't give a goobly damn wherether blacks make any money.
I am not going to argue with white people about this. Blacks have died in order to get the right to vote. 81 home games is going to bring in 1 or 2 billion dollars and there are other events in Atlanta just as well. Nobody has said to stop coming to visit atlanta and so this sudden concern about black people making some money is just bogus. Major League Baseball did not make this decision independent of players and the right to unrestricted ballot access is more important than money.
So how come its only Republicans, a 90 percent white party, nationwide mind you, are the ones complaining about what's happening here in Atlanta?Taking 90 mil of business from a city that is predominantly black, is the argument going up around here. Even Stacy Abrams acknowledged it.
Are you saying that's not the case? Please explain.
So how come its only Republicans, a 90 percent white party, nationwide mind you, are the ones complaining about what's happening here in Atlanta?Taking 90 mil of business from a city that is predominantly black, is the argument going up around here. Even Stacy Abrams acknowledged it.
Are you saying that's not the case? Please explain.
So how come its only Republicans, a 90 percent white party, nationwide mind you, are the ones compleaining about what's happening here in Atlanta?
Thx!Don't be snotty. You're always saying 'it's posted around here somewhere' but the last time you told me that I went hunting for it, read every damned link you'd put up and none of them addressed the point at all. It just wasn't worth arguing about it any farther, since you obviously had no answer.That's only helpful if there is a side by side comparison with the old laws.Why don't some of you actually read the bill now law instead of just going by whatever your preferred partisan cable news talking head tells you.
Here is the full text of the law they never read:
Georgia voting law: Read full text
The changes from the old law was posted several times in the forum, democrats IGNORED it.
Then YOU admit you haven't read the new law yet.
Thank you.
So fuck you.
I've read what is in the bill, but since I am not from Georgia and am not some kind of voting law nerd, how am I supposed to know if it restricts voting opportunities that were in place before?
So fine, I'll just continue to trust the very large group of politicos, officials, media and corporations who all say it does restrict voting access, particularly to black communities.
if you're too lazy to back up your indignant claims, why should I believe you?
Ha ha, I hardly respond to you at all, not only that I posted the link to the ENTIRE Georgia voting bill, yet I am the bad guy.
I am telling the truth about several threads showing the changes to the law, you manage to either miss those threads or you being a democrat ignored them, as I observed other democrats do.
Here is a post 104 you never saw, but I did as I was there, you were NEVER in the thread at all.
Let’s take a look at what S.B. 202 actually says:
The parts in bold are what S.B. 202 added to the statute. The prohibition applies inside polling places, within 150 feet of a polling place, or “within 25 feet of any voter standing in line to vote at any polling place.”No person shall solicit votes [or] distribute or display any campaign material, nor shall any person give, offer to give, or participate in the giving of any money or gifts, including, but not limited to, food and drink, to [a voter] … This Code section shall not be construed to prohibit a poll officer…from making available self-service water from an unattended receptacle to [a voter] waiting in line to vote.
Now, first of all, notice what is not prohibited here. Voters can still bring bottled water or other food or beverages with them to stand on line to vote, as people often do when waiting at Disney World or to buy concert tickets or in other public places where people stand on long lines. Voters can still also, if they like, order food; the bill doesn’t stop the Domino’s Pizza man or the local hot dog cart or taco truck from doing business. And if you feel impelled to donate food and drink to voters, you can still do that, too; you just have to give it to the poll workers so they can put it out for general use. The president’s claim that “You can’t provide water for people about to vote” is just false. What you cannot do under the new Georgia law is deploy people in National Rifle Association t-shirts and MAGA hats to hand out free Koch-brothers-financed, Federalist Society–branded pizza to voters.
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Joe Biden Botches the Georgia Voting Law | National Review
His claim that the law prohibits giving water to voters standing on line is way off base.
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That was 8 days ago he posted this.
Read post 108 about how the democrats created the long lines problem in the first place.
Read post 137
Post 184 about New York law and Minnesota law
Post 241
Post 288 Liberal law of New York
New York Election Law
Sec. 17-140
Furnishing Money or Entertainment to Induce Attendance at Polls
§ 17-140. Furnishing money or entertainment to induce attendance at polls. Any person who directly or indirectly by himself or through any other person in connection with or in respect of any election during the hours of voting on a day of a general, special or primary election gives or provides, or causes to be given or provided, or shall pay, wholly or in part, for any meat, drink, tobacco, refreshment or provision to or for any person, other than persons who are official representatives of the board of elections or political parties and committees and persons who are engaged as watchers, party representatives or workers assisting the candidate, except any such meat, drink, tobacco, refreshment or provision having a retail value of less than one dollar, which is given or provided to any person in a polling place without any identification of the person or entity supplying such provisions, is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor.
Post 454
You no longer have an excuse to be ignorant.
Oh the humanity!the blacks in Atlanta losing out from a lot of money the All Star game would have brought into the city.
Just like literacy tests made sure only informed people voted. Does no one actually bother with silent dog whistles any more?The law does nothing to suppress anyone's right to vote.