and the dems crowed for months about GOP attempts to shut down polling places, too.

bit of odd logic there from bobbo

GA and AZ will come down to the absolute wire, Trump should hold NC. But Biden seems on track to prevail in PA with room to spare, by something like 20-50k votes.

So even if Trump pulls it off in the other states, PA should get Biden over the finish line.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Nov 5 2020 12:14pm

well, btw. i called it.
the swordsman who slayed those two folks down the street was islamic
how could it have been any other way? he traveled from montreal just to kill people in the safest city on the planet
big surprise

You're not really gonna blame the DMV or covid are you?

Everyone was supposed to have valid ID long before coronavirus. And not for voting. Every state I've been in requires some form of ID.



/e And I've been in 49 of the 50 states.

This post was edited by Ghot on Nov 5 2020 12:19pm

now you have islamic community representatives spewing the "we stand together with you all" crap
literally, how could it have been any other way?
and it's all being swept under the persian rug to mitigate the backlash

The NRA dates back a long way, brother. Back to a time when proficiency and training in firearms usage wasn't really "a thing". People learned what they learned mostly from their parents. Few people knew federal or state law regarding firearms usage or possession.

The NRA started as an organization that did 3 primary things: 1. Released a magazine that provided information on the various states' gun laws. 2. Released a magazine about various information, from shooting tips to cleaning, to new kinds of firearms, think the average "gun enthusiast rag". 3. Set up training programs primarily for local and federal law enforcement to insure they became proficient in the tools they were handling. Many programs were open to the general public as well, but the public would have to pay a fee. According to the current stats, there are 13,000 NRA certified law enforcement instructors still in the US. The program is shrinking, primarily because most forces have the training now that the NRA could provide, and created their own training divisions. It's primarily limited to more rural and smaller areas now where they don't have access to resources.

Suffice it to say, the NRA (and its ~5,000,000 members) have been proud supporters of both law enforcement and the legal and responsible private ownership of firearms for a very VERY long time. And their support of NICS is one of the things I actually like about them.

if that woman didn't message me about sex on the internet, i would have been walking around at the exact spot and time of the slayings.
and tbh, normally that would be a good thing for everybody else. because it wouldn't have been as bad if i was there, in normal circumstances. but due to the major surgery and disgusting recovery etc, i would not have been able to take the guy out on that night. was just getting mobility back. so it's a duality: the guilt of not being there to stop it, and the relief of not being there and becoming another victim

lmk, even a simple sheepish no will do.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Nov 5 2020 12:23pm

That was in 2015. That was just one example of how it isn't always easy (especially for someone in poverty) to just easily get to a DMV location.

I've been in 41/50. What does that have to do with the point at hand?