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Laughter huh? I am a happy guy. My old Burger King manager used to tell me “If speed kills, you ought to live forever.” Then again, my nickname there was spaz.

Hmmm.

Fox News has used that same defense when arguing about Tucker Carlson segments in court. "Only a fool would believe this obviously false content."

Hmmm. "believed the allegations then and she believes them now". Sounds like nothing has really changed.

So she believes them, but nobody else should, especially people listening to her. got it.

Well, at least she's got you that believes that, haha.

It is what she filed in her legal documents, so if she doesn't believe that she is lying (again).

And yet we still have millions of people thinking mass voter fraud occurred in 2020. How do you cure such rampant ignorance and stupidity?

Mori Chu wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 23, 2021 10:07 am

And yet we still have millions of people thinking mass voter fraud occurred in 2020. How do you cure such rampant ignorance and stupidity?

It would help to emphasize critical thinking skills in very early education. Too late for so many today, but we need to think about future generations.

Dominion sues Fox News for $1.6 billion.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/dominion- ... aud-claims

Hasn't Fox already tried the "no reasonable person would believe what we said were facts and not opinion" defense for Tucker or Hannity for this same issue?

The voting law signed by Kemp yesterday in Georgia is fucking crazy. It is very telling when one party, in the minority, is working so hard to take away voting rights.

Its quite sad and if you read the comments by other GOPers they are blatantly stating they are trying to suppress the vote.

Please clarify, what is this about?

Right now many Republicans (please note I do not like neither party much and my father was a Republican campaign manager for many politicians during his life. I just don't like identity politics for the least bit if a party is doing wrong call them on it either side). Seem to be wanting to curtail voting rights within states. Arizona is having a bill being pushed through right now. Georgia just pushed one through with stupid rules like you can't sing or give water to people in voting lines and limiting access. Here they are wanting to remove transparency in vote counting. Many of these are in swing states from the last election. Instead of trying to govern for the people and become more of what voters want representing them. The tactic right now is to limit the access to voting.

Here is just a quick little Pro limiting the voting article. (btw I am not for all the liberal changes to voting (like ex felons voting, mandatory registration etc etc) but these counter limitations that the GOP are wanting to be set are quite draconian)

Do a Quick Google search my friend.
https://www.newsweek.com/people-act-sha ... on-1578468

What is the reasonable justification for these voter suppression laws and restrictions on voting access? Is there any?

I don't understand the reason for stopping singing or being able to hand out water. What is the reason for that?

In2ition wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 26, 2021 2:19 pm

I don't understand the reason for stopping singing or being able to hand out water. What is the reason for that?

No idea that's how crazy these bills are.

In2ition wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 26, 2021 2:19 pm

I don't understand the reason for stopping singing or being able to hand out water. What is the reason for that?

They're upset that they lost, so they're taking it out on democracy.

I doubt either of these are the rational, haha.