Can you restate in English, please? I want to understand properly how I'm being insulted here.
This should be a concern of all political parties.
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You bragged about how you're financially secure and have lots of money.........red flag you don't have shit
Hopefully you can make a hype video of that
How is it bragging to say I'm financially secure? Most Clemson alumni my age who went into the business world are financially secure.
I've worked with some of the richest people in the world and the one thing they ALL adopt is..............don't brag about your wealth or talk about your wealth.
Means you're insecure about your lack of money.
Look up Randall Rackson
May not make you happy but he silently left NYC for a reason
Jacking off rich guys for coke hardly qualifies as working with them
Trump really did a number on your brain. Pretty sad how his rhetoric is tearing this country apart.
I have said it before, I love going to bed and waking up to 4-5 drunken hate posts from you, most of which don’t make sense.
You claimed in the past that you are not staying up late and drunkenly hate posting, you just live in a different time zone.
But now ofcourse you are voting in Georgia and witnessing election fraud.
FAKE.
Okay so you are in favor of voter ID....glad we got that covered. Because your party sure hates it.
That's because they don't have to show their ID to anyone when they drop off their ballot. They have to include a copy of their ID with their ballot when it's dropped off.
Well this thread sucks.
You guys are talking past one another.
You are both right. GA requires copy of iDs to be inside of the ballot envelope if not a state ID. If state ID, just write your ID#. This is to confirm identify.
It is also the case that there is a law in Georgia that limits who can return your ballot for you. The point Cabo is making is that there is no enforcement of that. And he's right, generally, but ignoring the reality here. What does an ID accomplish? Does the state have a list of all of your immediate family members in some easy to find place? Of course not.
Also, as has been pointed out, there's not much of a difference between putting it in a Dropbox and putting it in the mail. And there'd be absolutely no way to enforce this law in that context.
Elections are ****ing complicated y'all. And the people running them are doing their best. All this vitriol and negativity ****ing sucks
You guys are talking past one another.
You are both right. GA requires copy of iDs to be inside of the ballot envelope if not a state ID. If state ID, just write your ID#. This is to confirm identify.
It is also the case that there is a law in Georgia that limits who can return your ballot for you. The point Cabo is making is that there is no enforcement of that. And he's right, generally, but ignoring the reality here. What does an ID accomplish? Does the state have a list of all of your immediate family members in some easy to find place? Of course not.
Also, as has been pointed out, there's not much of a difference between putting it in a Dropbox and putting it in the mail. And there'd be absolutely no way to enforce this law in that context.
Elections are ****ing complicated y'all. And the people running them are doing their best. All this vitriol and negativity ****ing sucks
You're right that there may be a ballot harvesting law about who can drop off ballots, but like you said, if you can also drop them off at an unmanned box or mail them, there's no way to enforce it, hence why workers at a polling location don't ask for one. And to be clear, I don't fault the workers at all.
