Voting by Mail is secure

[Indeependent]

Reminder: Why sending cash through the mail is a bad idea

A government agency has a new warning about something we've probably all been told is a no-no at some point: sending cash through the mail.

www.google.com

Thinking Of Sending CASH In The Mail? Better Think TWICE! - House of Debt

You decided to lessen the stress of giving gifts for the holidays, was to just give cash instead. It would surely save time for you and avoid the holiday rush. So after writing Christmas cards for each person, you quietly slip in a few bucks in the card. You seal it and then mail it … Thinking...

houseofdebt.org

If voting by mail is secure then why does the USPS and countless other experts strongly advise people not to send cash in the mail?

Hmmmmmm.....

False equivalence is a logical fallacy in which an equivalence is drawn between two subjects based on flawed or false reasoning. This fallacy is categorized as a fallacy of inconsistency.
False equivalence - Wikipedia

Mail systems are not secure enough for cash, but they are secure enough for ballots?

I watched Feinstein and Huffington each spend $35M on race for a job that paid $125k/yr. You are the one pretending that there is zero financial incentive to win an election.

That's right. ballots are almost legal tender. accepted at almost every pawnshop or car dealership. worth it.

i am sitting in my LOLferrari, 10 ballots. awesome deal.

Fake News.

In 2016 $6.8B was spent in races that attracted 128,838,342 ballots, or $53/Ballot.

awesome math. completely irrelevant.

I disagree. No wonder you're retired.

You meant, "retarded".

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Reminder: Why sending cash through the mail is a bad idea

A government agency has a new warning about something we've probably all been told is a no-no at some point: sending cash through the mail.

www.google.com

Thinking Of Sending CASH In The Mail? Better Think TWICE! - House of Debt

You decided to lessen the stress of giving gifts for the holidays, was to just give cash instead. It would surely save time for you and avoid the holiday rush. So after writing Christmas cards for each person, you quietly slip in a few bucks in the card. You seal it and then mail it … Thinking...

houseofdebt.org

If voting by mail is secure then why does the USPS and countless other experts strongly advise people not to send cash in the mail?

Hmmmmmm.....

False equivalence is a logical fallacy in which an equivalence is drawn between two subjects based on flawed or false reasoning. This fallacy is categorized as a fallacy of inconsistency.
False equivalence - Wikipedia

Mail systems are not secure enough for cash, but they are secure enough for ballots?

I watched Feinstein and Huffington each spend $35M on race for a job that paid $125k/yr. You are the one pretending that there is zero financial incentive to win an election.

That's right. ballots are almost legal tender. accepted at almost every pawnshop or car dealership. worth it.

i am sitting in my LOLferrari, 10 ballots. awesome deal.

Fake News.

In 2016 $6.8B was spent in races that attracted 128,838,342 ballots, or $53/Ballot.

awesome math. completely irrelevant.

I disagree. No wonder you're retired.

You meant, "retarded".

No. Retired. From thinking.

 

[Indeependent]

Divorces, deaths, relocations, evictions, incompetency of local voting District Courts and more...
At least 10% of US households have a mismatch in name and address.

 

[JimBowie1958]

Divorces, deaths, relocations, evictions, incompetency of local voting District Courts and more...
At least 10% of US households have a mismatch in name and address.

and Democrats dont want to fix it because they are experts at exploiting the inconsistencies in the registry of voters.

 

[Leo123]

You are creating a straw man out of the false equivalency and a change of topic about financial incentives.

So to you, ballots are worthless? Who are you trying to fool?

Once again, you stumble as you try to dodge. The straw man and topic change failed, and now you are saying ballots are worthless? Really??

No idiot, YOU obviously think ballots are worthless by your drunken posts.

 

[skye]

Reminder: Why sending cash through the mail is a bad idea

A government agency has a new warning about something we've probably all been told is a no-no at some point: sending cash through the mail.

www.google.com

Thinking Of Sending CASH In The Mail? Better Think TWICE! - House of Debt

You decided to lessen the stress of giving gifts for the holidays, was to just give cash instead. It would surely save time for you and avoid the holiday rush. So after writing Christmas cards for each person, you quietly slip in a few bucks in the card. You seal it and then mail it … Thinking...

houseofdebt.org

If voting by mail is secure then why does the USPS and countless other experts strongly advise people not to send cash in the mail?

Hmmmmmm.....

Because it's not secure.

Elementary dear Watson!

 

[JakeStarkey]

No idiot, YOU obviously think ballots are worthless by your drunken posts.

Once again, you stumble as you try to dodge with an ad hom attack. Why do you think ballots are worthless?

 

[Zorro!]

The math is simple

Reminder: Why sending cash through the mail is a bad idea

A government agency has a new warning about something we've probably all been told is a no-no at some point: sending cash through the mail.

www.google.com

Thinking Of Sending CASH In The Mail? Better Think TWICE! - House of Debt

You decided to lessen the stress of giving gifts for the holidays, was to just give cash instead. It would surely save time for you and avoid the holiday rush. So after writing Christmas cards for each person, you quietly slip in a few bucks in the card. You seal it and then mail it … Thinking...

houseofdebt.org

If voting by mail is secure then why does the USPS and countless other experts strongly advise people not to send cash in the mail?

Hmmmmmm.....

False equivalence is a logical fallacy in which an equivalence is drawn between two subjects based on flawed or false reasoning. This fallacy is categorized as a fallacy of inconsistency.
False equivalence - Wikipedia

Mail systems are not secure enough for cash, but they are secure enough for ballots?

I watched Feinstein and Huffington each spend $35M on race for a job that paid $125k/yr. You are the one pretending that there is zero financial incentive to win an election.

That's right. ballots are almost legal tender. accepted at almost every pawnshop or car dealership. worth it.

i am sitting in my LOLferrari, 10 ballots. awesome deal.

Fake News.

In 2016 $6.8B was spent in races that attracted 128,838,342 ballots, or $53/Ballot.

awesome math. completely irrelevant.

That math is simple and perfectly relevant.

 

[toobfreak]

Reminder: Why sending cash through the mail is a bad idea

A government agency has a new warning about something we've probably all been told is a no-no at some point: sending cash through the mail.

www.google.com

Thinking Of Sending CASH In The Mail? Better Think TWICE! - House of Debt

You decided to lessen the stress of giving gifts for the holidays, was to just give cash instead. It would surely save time for you and avoid the holiday rush. So after writing Christmas cards for each person, you quietly slip in a few bucks in the card. You seal it and then mail it … Thinking...

houseofdebt.org

If voting by mail is secure then why does the USPS and countless other experts strongly advise people not to send cash in the mail?
Hmmmmmm.....

Yep, my phone calls are not secure, my password is not secure, my social security and IRS tax account is not secure, my credit card is not secure, my bank account is not secure, my emails are not secure, my web searches are not secure, my driving and shopping patterns are not secure,

BUT THE POSTAL MAIL, that constantly gets delivered to the wrong address or I get for others addressed across town, That is good as gold.

 

[toobfreak]

I just saw this story: a woman just received a post card addressed to her house that was post dated mailed in the year 1920 from our secure postal delivery system.

Postcard stamped in 1920 delivered a century after being lost

What was that about secure mail-in voting?