Georgia voting law: The racist liars cry 'racism' yet again

[rayg]

Good article If you check the liberal news sites you'll probably see this story about repeated on many of the Lib news sites....banning water..

Jim Crow is back and wants ?black voters? in Georgia to die of dehydration before they cast ballots in the next election.

That is literally? the story that every media outlet from The Washington Post to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is shamelessly peddling for clicks on the Internet right now.

Georgia bans giving water to voters in line under sweeping restrictions, screams the headline of a story by many Lib news sites.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news...ry-racism-yet/

[lyman]

didn't we just have this thread and discuss the inaccuracies of the 'starving dying thirsting to death' comments,

found this ,, discussing montana

[rayg]

My post went more into it as I don't think the other post had this in it. At least that I remember..

"First of all, what is it with these people who are incapable of judging voters by the content of their character rather than the color of their skin? Why is it that Mr. McKay and his fellow clowns in the media are so incapable of viewing “black voters” as anything other than one, giant, monolithic bloc of people who all think alike and vote alike?

Most pernicious of all, why do these flagrant racists in the media refuse to accept “black voters” as anything other than helpless victims who are too stupid to take care of themselves or plan ahead? Why is it that it’s only “black voters” — according to these people — who will not be able to bring a bottle of water with them to the polling booth on Election Day?"

[togor]

Ray look up the word "reactionary" sometime. It's not something little kids dream of being when they grow up.

[rayg]

"Reactionary" Is that what you are by responding to my post...Lol

[lyman]

must be rough in Ga,

voting is in Nov,,, and must take all day in the hot broiling november sun, for all that water to be needed,

guessing the 'reactionary's are not one to trust a voter, regardless of color, to hydrate themselves,,,,


longest I ever stood in line was maybe 10 minutes,, and November rarely has a scalding hot day

[Vern Humphrey]

"Reactionary" Is that what you are by responding to my post...Lol

He is a man who cannot keep his hatred under control. He just has to keep lashing out -- at anyone and anything.

[Johnny P]

A reactionary?

[lyman]

He is a man who cannot keep his hatred under control. He just has to keep lashing out -- at anyone and anything.

lashing would involve me pushing the ban button, and so far, it's been close a couple times,, (once I will admit I shoulda) but not close enough


not yet

tolerance is low

[Vern Humphrey]

lashing would involve me pushing the ban button, and so far, it's been close a couple times,, (once I will admit I shoulda) but not close enough


not yet

tolerance is low

"Ray look up the word "reactionary" sometime. It's not something little kids dream of being when they grow up."

Pretty damn' close, if you ask me.

[Sandpebble]

I get it ... believe me I do... I get it . Why would a voter in line not be personally responsible enough able to bring a bottle of water along while in the voting line ?

What I don't get is why a law is passed to prevent anyone in a voting line from accepting water from someone else ... why would such a law even be thought of... let alone passed ?

Can't provide a person water here in the United States ? I can at Walmart .... or anywhere else in the United States.... but not in a voting line ???

Well... I get it ...,but it it is wrong and Un American.

[S.A. Boggs]

I get it ... believe me I do... I get it . Why would a voter in line not be personally responsible enough able to bring a bottle of water along while in the voting line ?

What I don't get is why a law is passed to prevent anyone in a voting line from accepting water from someone else ... why would such a law even be thought of... let alone passed ?

Can't provide a person water here in the United States ? I can at Walmart .... or anywhere else in the United States.... but not in a voting line ???

Well... I get it ...,but it it is wrong and Un American.

Why?
Sam

[Vern Humphrey]

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Why?
Sam

I think he's deliberately ignoring the issue. You cannot campaign within a certain distance of the entrance to the polls (in Arkansas, it's a hundred feet, and the poll worker's kit includes a 100' line). People were handing out water bottles with a political message -- and that's a violation of the law.

He wants to pretend it's all about water bottles, but it's actually about illegal campaigning at the polls.

[lyman]

I think he's deliberately ignoring the issue. You cannot campaign within a certain distance of the entrance to the polls (in Arkansas, it's a hundred feet, and the poll worker's kit includes a 100' line). People were handing out water bottles with a political message -- and that's a violation of the law.

He wants to pretend it's all about water bottles, but it's actually about illegal campaigning at the polls.

exactly,


make the drama over a bottle of water, equate it to humanitarian aid, and ignore the fact that is is about allowing you to vote in peace,


if those that vote left here let it go thru, then either party's reps will be standing next to you in the voting box,,,

[Sandpebble]

I think he's deliberately ignoring the issue. You cannot campaign within a certain distance of the entrance to the polls (in Arkansas, it's a hundred feet, and the poll worker's kit includes a 100' line). People were handing out water bottles with a political message -- and that's a violation of the law.

He wants to pretend it's all about water bottles, but it's actually about illegal campaigning at the polls.

Funny how it never seemed to be an issue prior to the past November 4th .... why the need for this particular law now.... hhmmm?