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Skriven 2014-05-10 07:33:00 av TIM RICHARDSON (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av JOE DELAHAYE
Ärende: Voting
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On 05-09-14, JOE DELAHAYE said to TIM RICHARDSON:

JD>Re: Voting
JD>By: TIM RICHARDSON to JOE DELAHAYE on Fri May 09 2014 17:48:00

TR> People who want to take part in the political process as voters (I don't
TR> care WHAT country you're in) have the responsibility to make themselves
TR> eligible, and KEEP themselves eligible.

JD>I dont disagree with most of it, but I find you rather closed minded.


JD>It has got to be the way you think it should be, and everything else is
JD>wrong, even if you are wrong.


JD>I would bet that birth certificate prices
JD>vary by state, or perhaps by county, or city.


Well....lets see....in my home state its around $30 to $35 dollars for a
duplicate of your birth certificate. MY! Its gone up $10 dollars since my wife
died 11 years ago!


There's an outfit online at www.usbirthcertificate.com/certified, where ryou
can get your birth certificate from ANY state in the US. I just `clicked' on
Alabama just for laughs, and they charge $35 US to get you a birth certificate
from there. I don't know what the other states are worth.


Since this in an `online' outfit thats doing it FOR you, I can only imagine
that part of the cost is THEIR fee.


JD>Like I said, and dont bother telling me you dont care, (I am well aware
JD>you dont give a shit about anything unless its your idea),

You're wrong. I don't give a shit about any *country* except mine! I don't
live in Canada...and come to think about it, I've only really been TO Canada a
few times. I've probably got more fingers than the number of times I've been
across the Canadian border. Only went there a couple of times with my
grandparents when I was a kid, went to Niagra Falls on my honeymoon and went
over the Peace Bridge back in the real early 1960's, and I flew over it once
on the way to Alaska as I was being flown to Vietnam.


The best thing I can say about Canada is...I love the uniforms the Mounties
wear, I thought the Mounties were very courteous any time I had to talk with
one, and I honor the Canadian diplomats who hid Americans in their embassy
when the American embassy in Iran was taken over and the Americans in it taken
hostage by the ragheads. That was a brave thing for the Canadians to do, given
that had the ragheads found out the Canadians were hiding Americans in their
embassy, they might have taken that one over as well.


JD>HERE we have to pay for it. I was not saying what it was like there because
JD>I dont know.


TR> No excuses!


JD>Of coursse there are.  Financial circumstances are a good excuse, again,
JD>depending on the cost of such things.


There are ways and resources to take care of such things. If a person is
really serious in taking part in the political process, they will find a way
and the means to do so legally. Even most homeless people on our streets have
ID of one sort or another.


This waiting till a couple of days before election day to tell someone you
`don't have ID, ain't got no money, and no way to get ID', is a sham!


Some asshole like Al Sharpton would come up with an excuse like that!


Elections get a lot of public hype even as long as a couple of years prior!

They are already talking about 2016...and WERE talking 2016 as long ago as
2012!


So it isn't as though elections come up as some sort of `surPRISE!' that gets
`sprung' on you just a few days before you vote!


People who WANT to vote in an election...KNOW what's required in the way of
identification...and are responsible themSELVES to secure it!


By the way....you `rarely' if `ever' hear an actual VOTER come up to a
microphone without someone like Al Sharpton or Maxine Waters leading them by
the elbow...and `coaching' them through some schpiel like that! Its always a
deliberately-staged situation, and the ONLY reason they fight voter ID so hard
is it means they can't cheat as easily!

There are whole grave yards in various predominately-democrat areas, where
each tombstone should have a red-white-blue oval sticker on it that says *I
voted*!, thats handed to each voter as they leave the polls when they're done
casting their ballot.


And thats not an exageration, either! They fuckin' do things like that here!


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