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originally posted by: namehere
ok...and what would that accomplish, tampering is too time consuming to bother with and has minimal effect, by saying that you imply everyone is guilty when generally tampering is very rare.
originally posted by: namehere
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: namehere
why is it even needed, as long as the ballot is in a sealed envelope it cant be tampered with, takes too much time and expertise to do such a thing, so guarding drop boxes is just paranoia or just an excuse to iintimidate people away from voting.
or it's a way to notice if the same guy comes by every day at 6:45 to drop his "ballots".
yea, If I was breaking the law, this would make me super angry.
ok...and what would that accomplish, tampering is too time consuming to bother with and has minimal effect, by saying that you imply everyone is guilty when generally tampering is very rare.
originally posted by: namehere
originally posted by: 20Eyes1974
you say this even after needing to be told by a judge that it is legal. And necessary. get a grip. it is done to keep democrats from cheating. a reply to: namehere
I'd have no problem with this ruling if it didn't blatantly violate the Constitution and allowed voter intimidation, or if the judge actually bothered interpreting the Constitution instead of making # up. # the Republicans and Democrats both but at least Democrats actually bother staying within the writing of the Constitution even when they push the boundaries, allowing Republicans to cheat just to prevent Democratsfrom cheating is a flimsy corrupt justification.
originally posted by: butcherguy
How brave of that judge to find that citizens can be ‘allowed’ to be in public and observe things that are visible in public.
The fact that this even made it to a courtroom shows us how much our freedom is in jeopardy today.