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[Loiosh]

If you don't understand how requiring a photo id for voting makes elections more secure (and why it happens in the majority of the civilized world and even many third world countries), how malfunctioning voting machines, votes taking weeks to count and shit like gerrymandering rightfully lowers the confidence in the election process, then you shouldn't be implying that other people are stupid.

If somebody voted 10 times in the US elections, how would you go about proving that? What if it's not even fraud because they didn't break any election laws in the process? And then what if the rules were deliberately changed to allow for it to happen? But these are no what ifs, this is the sad reality of your broken system. It's pathetic for people to defending all of that bullshit, truly pathetic.

See, I don't know if you're just playing the game or if you're just a slave to propaganda.

Let's see if we can use a different angle to bring you to the truth.

Was the VRA gutted or was it not?

Did the GOP not immediately launch an avalanche of voting laws that were ultimately struck down in court for the very reasons the VRA was meant to prevent before?

Are those laws still being implemented and struck down?

Did the GOP not litigate elections to prevent the counting of any mail in or early voting until AFTER same day voting had been counted, thus resulting in these unnecessary delays you're complaining about?

Are voters not registered, preventing one identity from being used to cast ten votes?

These are yes or no questions and you answering them simply will show what you know or don't know about this issue.

 

[Loiosh]

That's a myth, actually.

3 myths about first presidential TV debate between Kennedy, Nixon

Did people watching on television and listening on the radio really come to different conclusions about who won?

www.syracuse.com

Like I said, so many studies.

Not all of them came to the same conclusions.

 

[Loiosh]

My In-Laws had a really good cat named Buster, too. Perhaps THAT is the conspiracy!!

I named him Buster because he was the runt of the litter, and he was timid and good natured. I named the other one Merl because he was bigger and really aggressive, kind of a bully.

Buster has grown twice as fast as Merl and is now a brick shithouse, while Merl remained small and slender (maybe because he's so hyper and burns five times the energy). Merl still tries to bully Buster who mostly takes it because he's a sweetheart but when Buster has had enough, it ENDS.

 

[Andy Capp]

Do you own a dildo shop next to a landscaping business by chance?

Yeah, together they're called Mama's Green and Peen.

 

[koquerelle]

Are there still retards in this thread claiming Convicted Felon Trump doesn't know anything about Project 2025?

Many. Trump said he doesn't know much about it and you know Trump wouldn't lie.

 

[koquerelle]

This is Buster, my favorite kitty, trying to find the conspiracy.

That's Ti-Coune. As you can see, the little cow doesn't understand the concept of personal space.

 

[Loiosh]

That's Ti-Coune. As you can see, the little cow doesn't understand the concept of personal space.

Gorgeous cat but he looks sad.

Let go of the mouse and give him some love.

 

[koquerelle]

Gorgeous cat but he looks sad.

Let go of the mouse and give him some love.

I assure you I give him a ton of love. That's not him being sad. That's him going "hey, mofo, you haven't paid attention to me in the last 3 seconds". He's good to me and I'm good to him.

 

[Rob Battisti]

Are people up in arms about this?

 

[Loiosh]

I assure you I give him a ton of love. That's not him being sad. That's him going "hey, mofo, you haven't paid attention to me in the last 3 seconds". He's good to me and I'm good to him.

I hear that.

You'll notice the gif I posted of Buster was right at my PC also, if I'm here, he's here.

You can also see in the background a silver line coming down from my TV. I had to wrap tin foil around the HDMI cable because Merl thinks they're delicious.

 

[Loiosh]

Are people up in arms about this?

Do people not care about what it says? Is that the country they actually want?

 

[koquerelle]

I hear that.

You'll notice the gif I posted of Buster was right at my PC also, if I'm here, he's here.

You can also see in the background a silver line coming down from my TV. I had to wrap tin foil around the HDMI cable because Merl thinks they're delicious.

This one, Russell, would eat anything. One year, he ate Xmas tinsel and the next day I got a nice turd with red sparkle in it. Best gift eva!

 

[Rob Battisti]

Do people not care about what it says? Is that the country they actually want?

I’m sure I’d disagree with a lot of things people want.

 

[Loiosh]

This one, Russell, would eat anything. One year, he ate Xmas tinsel and the next day I got a nice turd with red sparkle in it. Best gift eva!

Whoa.

If Merl develops a taste for silver things, I'm fucked.

 

[Loiosh]

I’m sure I’d disagree with a lot of things people want.

So do you not care what it says?

Were you one of the guys who said we were overreacting when we said they'd overturn Roe?

 

[Loiosh]

This one, Russell, would eat anything. One year, he ate Xmas tinsel and the next day I got a nice turd with red sparkle in it. Best gift eva!

Hey, my last cat Zack had that kind of fur. Freaking shed everywhere.

This is her at 22.

 

[Jar of Flies]

That's a myth, actually.

3 myths about first presidential TV debate between Kennedy, Nixon

Did people watching on television and listening on the radio really come to different conclusions about who won?

www.syracuse.com

Bill O’Reilly told that story on his show a while back. That’s how I knew it was bullshit.

 

[BFoe]

Are people up in arms about this?

Project 2025? Yes.
Every American that values our system of government should be very concerned about this. This goes far beyond the usual “oh no, the other side has policy proposals I disagree with.” This is a power grab by one party that is fundamentally un-American, and unprecedented in scope.

 

[koquerelle]

That's a myth, actually.

3 myths about first presidential TV debate between Kennedy, Nixon

Did people watching on television and listening on the radio really come to different conclusions about who won?

www.syracuse.com

That article doesn't prove much (except the bad survey part). Are you aware of better analysis? This debate always fascinated me,

 

[Jack V Savage]

Like I said, so many studies.

Not all of them came to the same conclusions.

Just one underpowered, unscientific poll showing that radio listeners leaned toward Nixon, right?

Here's another piece:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0362331916300556