Re: Glenn V. Fell for Lies About Georgia Voting Law

On Tuesday, April 6, 2021 at 2:40:38 PM UTC-5, Glenn V. wrote:
> On Saturday, April 3, 2021 at 2:14:24 AM UTC+2, John McAdams wrote: 
> > https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/03/30/biden-falsely-claims-new-georgia-law-ends-voting-hours-early/ 
> > 
> > .John 
> > ------------------------------- 
> > http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/home.htm

> The only one who's got suckered into anything is you, John. Read up on 
> exactly what is in that bill in Georgia. Try to understand, for example, 
> what it means that Raffenspergers office is taken out of the process and 
> pay attention to how it will be done in the future. 
> 
> Btw, what Trump said about Charlottesville was of course directed to the 
> same people he declared he "loved", on January 6th. The white 
> supremacists; the Proud Boys and the rest of the insurrectionists at the 
> Capitolium. As you well know, some of those he earlier had told to "stand 
> down, stand by". They know exactly how to read Trump - and Trump knows 
> exactly how to address them. You should stop playing games about this. 
> 
> No GOP representative of Congress has yet answered why 360 bills are now 
> being introduced by the GOP around the US, after an election where no 
> voter fraud happened anywhere, of any scale whatsoever. No fraud, no 
> irregularities, no matter how many times you repeat those lies. Btw, John 
> are you defending the Big Lie? You know, the one that says the election 
> "was stolen"? 

Pure gaslighting. The American public was treated to four non-stop years 
of a claim from DEMOCRATS that the 2016 election was stolen. Trump 
colluded with Russia.

> 
> You know, the one that separates authoritarians and fascists from true 
> democrats? Do you, or anyone else here support the Big Lie? The one, also, 
> that so many scared GOP members of Congress support? Those scared of 
> Donald Trump - who doesn't give a damn about democracy? 
> 
> But there are indeed quite a few ex-GOP conservatives, true defenders of 
> democracy, who have spoken out about what is going on in the US. 
> 
> Max Boot, just yesterday: 
> 
> "In Georgia, Delta Air Lines issued a statement opposing a package of 
> voting rules that, among other things, imposes new barriers to voting by 
> mail, eliminates mobile voting centers, puts a cap on the number of drop 
> boxes and shortens the time to return absentee ballots. Republicans 
> retaliated. Now, when businesses oppose those efforts and exercise their 
> First Amendment rights, which Republicans ordinarily consider 
> “fundamental” and worthy of protection, they seek to use 
> the power of the government to punish those whose speech they dislike. It 
> seems they do not like the First Amendment any more than the 14th or the 
> 15th when it comes to robust access to the ballot for voters they suspect 
> will support their opponents. Their march to bully-boy authoritarianism 
> continues as they prove once again that they are no friends of 
> multiracial, robust democracy." 

More gaslighting. MANY states have a more restrictive set of rules in 
place than Georgia regarding mail-in ballots, etc. yet Max Boot continues 
to keep his last name firmly up his ass.

P.S. Delta requires you show a valid ID to board an airplane. Shouldn't an 
absentee ballot require the verification of a photo ID? Perhaps Max Boot 
feels blacks are too stupid to obtain a driver's license. The good 'ol 
liberal bigotry of low expectations.

> 
> Yes, those republicans retaliated, for one reason alone. They are all 
> scared sh*t of Donald Trump, these cowards. I'm happy to provide these 
> lists of ex-GOP republicans, who have all left since they understand what 
> an incredibly dangerous path the GOP has entered, since the day they all 
> bowed down to Donald Trumps authoritarian idiocy: 
> 
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_Trump_movement 
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Republicans_who_opposed_the_Donald_Trump_2016_presidential_campaign 
> 
> Someone summed it up quite brilliant: 
> 
> "Republicans will be anti-corporate in word, pro-billionaire in deed; 
> blue-collar on the airwaves, protective of offshore tax shelters in 
> practice; the party of law and order - that insists 2020 was stolen." 
> 
> This time US democracy was saved by the Judiciary. Now it's time for you, 
> Bud and the rest to make a choice. Either you continue to walk into the 
> future head deep in the past, b*tt first. Or you start defending US 
> democracy. Not a right/left question. No joke. Not a 
> petty-winning-arguments-in-a-debate thing. 
> 
> It's a question of saving US democracy. Pretty soon it just might be too 
> late.

https://www.amazon.com/Ruling-Class-Corrupted-America-About/dp/0825305586

The parties are sort of flipping here, Glenn. There is an elite Ruling 
Class as identified by Angelo Codvilla so brilliantly in the book I'm 
linking to above, and the ruling class transcends the traditional label of 
Democrat/Republican. Max Boot was mad he wouldn't have war to support if 
Trump got our troops out of the Middle East. One less book for him to 
write and hit the DC cocktail circuit.

The Republican party has become the party of the small business owner, the 
waitress, the enlisted soldier, the truck driver. The Democratic party has 
become the party of the entrenched government white collar worker with 
their six-figure guaranteed incomes and generous healthcare packages and 
retirement pensions, the corporate media elites, the Hollywood 
opinion-shapers, the trans-national businesses like Google and Facebook, 
etc. that self-admit to the power to legally switch votes and steer an 
election by controlling the flow of information an average voter gets in 
their online news feed. The other support for Democrats comes from the new 
Marxists who've dressed up the turgid ideas of Engels and Marx under a new 
secular religion called Wokeism that seeks to fight the non-existent 
problem of "institutional racism" with their own real brand of racism, 
ironically labelled as anti-racism. Our colleges have become divorced from 
the ideas of free speech and tolerance. Our history is being erased. Our 
children are taught in grade-school about gay rights and transgenderism 
and that skin color determines your success in this country more than hard 
work under the blessings of liberty that have been bestowed upon them.

We in the USA are divided more by class than race nowadays.

By the way, Republicans aren't against a corporation exercising their 
rights to speak out on an issue, but it's absurd when this always flows in 
one direction. A corporation's primary mission is to maximize profits for 
its shareholders--who are probably around 50 percent Dem, 50 percent 
Repub--not to take controversial stances that could tick off half of your 
customer base. Republicans don't fly Delta? Republicans don't drink Coke? 
Republicans don't go to baseball games. Silly.