re: Rutgers professor says "we got to take these motherf**kers out" regarding white people

this thread is going soo well for them. i hope their pals dawgfan and gadknot chip in soon. Another small essay from Oweo would really help us extend this shrine thread to Leftist morons into the afternoon.

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Florida has had mail-in voting for years, and until 2020 Republicans used it more than Democrats did.

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Is that where a person actually request a ballot, or is it the mass mailing of ballots?

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But if that many are being apprehended and sent back, the border is not "completely open" as was claimed. The record number of apprehensions clearly shows that there is border enforcement going on at the US-Mexico border.

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Is this another topic you are well-versed with? Do you live near the border? Do you frequent Del Rio, Eagle Pass, Laredo, the Valley?

I visit every couple of months. The vast majority who live there do not want these mobs of people wandering in and draining resources. I know some first gen Hispanics that don’t want that shite.

Again, vomiting out words about topics you don’t really know about.

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My post clearly says it started as a fringe belief and quickly became mainstream and was used as justification in at least 20 states to tighten voting laws.

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Right you did, but it was never fringe from the start.

Count how many times him and c on z post things like:

“That’s not what I claimed”

“That’s not what was stated”

They type so many words, yet claim they don’t really say anything.

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like Texas and Florida? who have done away with mail in voting, drive through voting, and 24/7 voting? But extended voting hours and early voting?

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It's also racist to need an ID to vote but perfectly fine to need a vaccine card to go eat pizza with your family. You probably needed an ID to get that card to begin with but not to choose the leaders of the country

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like Texas and Florida? who have done away with mail in voting, drive through voting, and 24/7 voting? But extended voting hours and early voting? basically….voting laws before COViD but more time to vote? Another good point Spleen

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Wait.. Is this you making his point for him?

Were the things these states got rid of in place only for this past election or have they been in place for years? The last part is confusing.

Was this past presidential election the only election in which states made changes to voting laws after the fact?

Let's forget about the fact that dumbass Trump told all of his voters not to early vote (because, according to him, he believed their vote wouldn't count).

In 2020 the Democrats used Trump's strategy from 2016 to beat him. Get as many people enraged as possible because when people feel like their lives are truly being impacted they will go out and vote.

Either way.. I am really just wasting time. I think you are off your rocker for not at least be willing to consider the idea that maybe the election wasn't stolen.. Im sure you think I am off my rocker for not believing it was stolen so what's the point?

You can't prove that it was stolen, I can only prove that it wasn't stolen in Georgia so why talk about it?

He continues to talk in this vague way. It started out as a fringe belief? When did it start? What is it now, still fringe? The Nazi movement probably started as a fringe belief as well.

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Many states have used what started as a fringe belief that the 2020 election was "stolen" to enact tighter voting laws.

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Simple question, do you think it is easier to create fraudulent votes when widespread mail in voting is allowed?

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It started out as a fringe belief? When did it start?

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Correct, it started as a fringe belief, even though the main spreader of it was the sitting president. The shift started when Fox News called AZ for Biden and reality started setting in. Any stragglers were converted as the PA results kept coming in. It was a very, very rapid transition from fringe to mainstream. Some things evolve to mainstream over time, some shift more rapidly. CRT has been a thing for decades, and most didn't even hear about it until this year. There had been growing anit-CRT talk on the fringes of the right in more recent years, but it didn't come mainstream until this year. Gay marriage was a fringe belief on the left for years before it finally became mainstream, and it's even become mainstream on both sides.