Re: Glenn V. Fell for Lies About Georgia Voting Law
"Glenn V." <[email protected]> 7 Apr 2021 19:26:19 -0000
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On Wednesday, April 7, 2021 at 5:03:29 AM UTC+2, Bud wrote: > On Tuesday, April 6, 2021 at 3:40:38 PM UTC-4, 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. > Make your arguments, stop alluding to things you don`t show. > > 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. > You should stop pretending that these fringe groups represent the core > of Trump`s support. > > No GOP representative of Congress has yet answered why 360 bills are now > > being introduced by the GOP around the US, > I can. Millions of Americans have expressed the idea that they aren`t > confident that the election was conducted fairly. > > https://americasfreedomfighters.com/bombshell-new-poll/ > >after an election where no > > voter fraud happened anywhere, of any scale whatsoever. > There has never been a political election in this country of any size > where there was no voter fraud. > > No fraud, no > > irregularities, no matter how many times you repeat those lies. > The whole election was irregular. > > Btw, John > > are you defending the Big Lie? You know, the one that says the election > > "was stolen"? > > > > 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? > Good to see you on board with democracy. Since the Georgia Voting Bill > was the product of democracy you should have no complaints. > > 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: > Who? > > "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. > Has it been shown that any of these things cause undue hardship? > > Interesting that the left will soon be trying to implement something > where you have to show you`ve been vaccinated to do certain things (like > get on Delta planes). You will have to show something in order to board a > plane, but they don`t want anyone to have to show something to vote. > > 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." > Left wing groups tried to pressure Coca-Cola to come out against this > bill. Apparently the left is no friend to democracy. > > Yes, those republicans retaliated, for one reason alone. They are all > > scared sh*t of Donald Trump, these cowards. > They are scared of the millions of people who support Trump. As well > they should be. > > 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; > If the Democrats are so anti-billionaire, why are there so many > billionaires working on their behalf? Why does Big Tech act on behalf of > the left? Why is the mainstream media nothing but a propaganda arm of the > Democratic Party? > > blue-collar on the airwaves, protective of offshore tax shelters in > > practice; the party of law and order > How many police unions came out for Biden? > >- that insists 2020 was stolen." > > > > This time US democracy was saved by the Judiciary. > The Supreme Court refused to hear the case. > > 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. > All those 360 GOP bills you mentioned are part of the democratic > process. Why are you so anti-democratic? > >Not a right/left question. No joke. Not a > > petty-winning-arguments-in-a-debate thing. > > > > It's a question of saving US democracy. > It was a question of saving America. The question has been answered (for > now), America is not to be saved, it is to be reshaped into a leftists > vision that is doomed to fail. > >Pretty soon it just might be too > > late. Thanks, Bud. Thanks for signing off on what to me was clear long ago. You don't give a shit about democracy, which really was never that hard to figure out.