SmarterthanYou
rebel
You support an uncouth 28 sided figure?
can you explain that in english?
You support an uncouth 28 sided figure?
Let me ask you libtards a question. Do you think even one single non citizen should be able to vote?
oh hell no. YOU said that there are no unalienable rights, that they are ALL determined by congress and can be taken away by such. so what is it to be, moron?
I think I had the order in which you take the remedial classes backwards. Take Reading 101 first, then Civics 101. Both, simultaneously, are too much for you.
I said there were no unalienable rights. I never said, stupid fuck, that Congress, by themselves, could alienate a right.
You use a common tactic that I see by the RW shitweasels on this forum. You restate a post in your own twisted words and then pursue that as if it were fact. Sorry, asswart, that won't fly with me.
Dismissed, pissant.
hey fucktard, YOU said that government alone determines what rights you have and what rights you do not. that they legislate them and and take them away. so maybe YOU should be the one to reconsider just what it is you believe.
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And they say there's no such thing as a stupid question. You proved that axiom wrong!
DEFINITELY, Reading 101 first.
What, EXACTLY, do you not understand about the amendment process?
What, EXACTLY, do you not understand about how laws are enacted?
I can describe them to you, just as I have done more than once. But I can't make you UNDERSTAND them, just as you have demonstrated more than once.
Dense motherfucker.
I will take your non answer as a yes.
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As usual, you fuck up a straightforward answer. What the fuck is wrong with your ability to read?
But, to simplify as much as I can for you, the answer is no. Just the opposite as your empty head thought.
Do you have people read and interpret these posts to you or do you fuck them up all by yourself?
see, this is why you confuse everyone. can you not make the distinction between constitutional rights and rights as determined by the government? I ask this because you've still never answered the question about WHO WROTE THE CONSTITUTION?????? answer that question first, so at least I can determine whether or not I want to try to educate your dumbass.
apparently a hell of a lot more than you do, because the states could not ratify anything without the consent of the people. It's why the preamble to the constitution starts with 'WE THE PEOPLE'Who wrote the Constitution? James Madison is credited with the framework. But here's how it works, shit-for-brains. It didn't become the law of the land because Madison said do or even if those attending the Constitutional Convention said so. It had to be presented to the states for ratification. As did the Bill of Rights. As do all amendments to the Constitution. What the fuck do you not understand about that process?
Well. Good we are getting somewhere. We should do everything we can to keep them from voting including ID
For some reason you lefties believe something as simple as getting a photo ID is onerous and impossible. Yet millions of people manage to pull it off.
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And they say there's no such thing as a stupid question. You proved that axiom wrong!
apparently a hell of a lot more than you do, because the states could not ratify anything without the consent of the people. It's why the preamble to the constitution starts with 'WE THE PEOPLE'
I'll continue to consider you an idiot on the supreme law of the land. you're welcome.
Why are poor people allowed to vote anyway.? Each state needs to pass a law that you can't vote if you've been a SNAPper anytime in the last 2 years.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...xas-voter-id-law-intentionally-hurt-hispanics
A federal judge ruled Texas lawmakers intentionally made it harder for poor Hispanic and blacks to vote when they passed the nation’s strictest photo ID law in 2011.
U.S. District Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos’s decision may put Texas back under federal supervision for all changes to its election policies, a step civil rights advocates are urging Ramos to take next.
Ramos previously rejected a joint request by Texas and the U.S. Justice Department -- which switched sides under the Trump administration -- to wait for the state’s Republican-controlled legislature to fix the law before making her decision.
The judge said waiting was pointless, as nothing the current legislature does or fails to do could change what lawmakers had in mind when they passed the voter ID law six years ago.
Texas’s law, one of several photo ID provisions passed by lawmakers in Republican-leaning states with the stated intention of combating alleged voter fraud, was declared illegally biased against minorities by a federal appeals court in July. Ramos was ordered to quickly tweak the law to let more voters participate in the November election while she considered more permanent fixes.
The appeals court also directed Ramos to re-examine evidence of the 2011 Legislature’s intention in passing the law. She found that Texas hadn’t proved lawmakers didn’t act with discriminatory intent.
I'd say she means both.Are you saying that poor black and latinos can't do what poor whites can still do? Or is it that you could care less about the poor whites?
States don't have rights. People do. And the RW in this country has been trying to step on voting rights for a certain segment of the population for decades.
Of course, for the shrinking party vote suppression is a campaign strategy, just the same as game compression by using the clock is in hoops, i.e. reduce possessions and increase statistical opportunity for victory. The fact that they do this is a glaring admission that they know they are a minority party and Dems are a natural majority. Why would the selfish haves favor a democracy? Of course they wouldn't. They will rationally use every means to reduce voter turnout. But I'm sounding too much like Chomsky.