Georgia is closing polling places in a majority black county; and you link a twitter account as a source.
Forget the medal.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Aug 23 2018 05:34pm

K, guess we have to keep polling locations open for 11 and 13 voters. Not like its a poor county that can't afford needless government spending.

FYI, you're a cunt.

No, today, I linked someone else's twitter link as a source. BUT, for the past 2 months I've linked many sources. With many reasons why this voter suppression crap, was.... CRAP.



/e The least of which, was that even with the 7 of 9 locations closed, the max distance anyone had to travel, if they insisted on traveling, was 10 miles. LMFAO

This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 23 2018 05:37pm

7 200 people.

They want to close 7 of 9 polling places. Your poor rebuttal just now only accounts for two locations getting closed (i'm assuming that's what your referring to when you say "11 and 13 voters"...

By the way, thanks for admitting that there plan will make it harder for at least 24 registered voters to vote, which is voter suppression to a certain extent - you just admitted to voter suppression without even realizing it, lmao. Thanks for agreeing with me.

The personnal attack at the end was cute too, almost cute enough to report.

Not everyone has a vehicle, don't be ignorant (kind of too late for that though)...

Bid deal. The furthest anyone would have to travel is 10 miles, and they can participate in mail in votes or advanced voting.


I can understand some folk making a mountain out of a molehill, but not folk making a mountain out of diddly squat.

2 polling places have few people ? Remove 2, not 7...
Think about it next time you will insult your "kneelers"

You are a lie

Go ahead and report. Your voter suppression absolutism is a joke. "If they move the polling place half a mile down the road they are suppressing the vote since it will make it harder to vote". The 2 polling places they want to keep open are in a central location easily accessible to the majority of the county.

This was my point to krackprophet, and he immediately fled the topic, lmao.