2016 Politics Thread - Enter At Your Own Risk - All Politics & Dumb Opinions Here

[jrinne17]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

Really?

You make such a dangerous and broad claim. Please show me the evidence in "a lot" of the elections?

There are plenty of videos like this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUDTcxIqqM0

[TheHeel]

Originally Posted by jrinne17

There are plenty of videos like this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUDTcxIqqM0

It is very troubling to see that but, again, it is the very small percentage just like there is a small percentage of voter intimidation.

[jrinne17]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

It is very troubling to see that but, again, it is the very small percentage just like there is a small percentage of voter intimidation.

More fun stuff for you. Its now very well documented what the Democratic party does.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDc8PVCvfKs

[jrinne17]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

It is very troubling to see that but, again, it is the very small percentage just like there is a small percentage of voter intimidation.

And even more

Undercover Video Shows It’s Still Very Easy to Commit Voter Fraud in New Hampshire | Project Veritas Action

[calculusdork]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

It is very troubling to see that but, again, it is the very small percentage just like there is a small percentage of voter intimidation.

The "small percentage" claim holds no water. It only takes a small percentage of voter fraud to swing an entire election. Substantial voter fraud in New Hampshire would swing the election for Hillary.

[TheHeel]

Originally Posted by calculusdork

The "small percentage" claim holds no water. It only takes a small percentage of voter fraud to swing an entire election. Substantial voter fraud in New Hampshire would swing the election for Hillary.

As does voter intimidation.

[NeedChapmans]

Ahhh, John Podesta.

[jrinne17]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

As does voter intimidation.

Black Panthers at voting sites, I agree.

[Nyfancam01]

Originally Posted by jrinne17

More fun stuff for you. Its now very well documented what the Democratic party does.

I voted for CLINTON. Didn't stick around and talk. Voted (ONCE) and left.
stop acting like every Democrat does whatever you are talking about...

[calculusdork]

Originally Posted by NeedChapmans

Ahhh, John Podesta.

Seems like a great guy.

[NeedChapmans]

Originally Posted by calculusdork

Seems like a great guy.

Stay AWAY from this man.

[calculusdork]

Originally Posted by NeedChapmans

Stay AWAY from this man.

Guy's got dead eyes. I've seen that before.

[JohnRyno]

Originally Posted by jrinne17

Black Panthers at voting sites, I agree.

Kind of like The Karl Rove Krew calling registered Republicans during the 2000 South Carolina primary, asking voters if they would be more, or less, likely to vote for John McCain knowing he had fathered an illegitimate black child.

https://www.thenation.com/article/di...d-john-mccain/

For the conservative crowd preoccupied with election rigging and voter ID's, research gerrymandering.

'Gerrymandering On Steroids': How Republicans Stacked The Nation's Statehouses | Here & Now

[silverandblack]

Unreal that you can vote without an id in this day and age. Also i dont think we should allow people on welfare to have a vote. If you contribute nothing to the system and just take from it why should you have a say in how the system is run. 35% or more of this country is on welfare and we all know where those votes are going.

[JohnRyno]

Originally Posted by silverandblack

Unreal that you can vote without an id in this day and age. Also i dont think we should allow people on welfare to have a vote. If you contribute nothing to the system and just take from it why should you have a say in how the system is run. 35% or more of this country is on welfare and we all know where those votes are going.

What portion of that figure is comprised by children below the legal age?

If you know where these votes are going, which voters are your speaking of, and who are they voting for?

[Clarka3]

Originally Posted by silverandblack

Unreal that you can vote without an id in this day and age. Also i dont think we should allow people on welfare to have a vote. If you contribute nothing to the system and just take from it why should you have a say in how the system is run. 35% or more of this country is on welfare and we all know where those votes are going.

i see what you are saying, but that gets things dangerously close to an oligarchy (well, it would be officially more than it already appears to be.. I completely understand why you would feel this way though.

[Skipscards]

Originally Posted by silverandblack

Unreal that you can vote without an id in this day and age. Also i dont think we should allow people on welfare to have a vote. If you contribute nothing to the system and just take from it why should you have a say in how the system is run. 35% or more of this country is on welfare and we all know where those votes are going.

Originally Posted by JohnRyno

What portion of that figure is comprised by children below the legal age?

If you know where these votes are going, which voters are your speaking of, and who are they voting for?

Originally Posted by Clarka3

i see what you are saying, but that gets things dangerously close to an oligarchy (well, it would be officially more than it already appears to be.. I completely understand why you would feel this way though.

Let's take it a step further and only allow landowning citizens to vote.

[Halbert]

i love you

[37Jetson]

Originally Posted by silverandblack

Unreal that you can vote without an id in this day and age. Also i dont think we should allow people on welfare to have a vote. If you contribute nothing to the system and just take from it why should you have a say in how the system is run. 35% or more of this country is on welfare and we all know where those votes are going.

C'mon man every American needs to have a voice and that is called a vote. Voter fraud, voter intimidation, illegals voting, etc. should never be tolerated, but we should defend the right of everyone to vote.

[jrinne17]

Originally Posted by Nyfancam01

I voted for CLINTON. Didn't stick around and talk. Voted (ONCE) and left.
stop acting like every Democrat does whatever you are talking about...

I know, it's just showing everything the Republicans have been saying for years is true.

[chezball]

DOJ putting pressure on the NYPD not to charge anyone in the weiner case.
Threatening to charge someone with murder charges in the Eric Garner case.
https://youtu.be/k7kIWzC-u1s

[silverandblack]

Originally Posted by JohnRyno

What portion of that figure is comprised by children below the legal age?

If you know where these votes are going, which voters are your speaking of, and who are they voting for?

Well they are definitely not voting for anyone who would take away the handouts thats for sure.

I dont think a lot of people on welfare have voted republican. Maybe im wrong but i doubt it.

[TheHeel]

Originally Posted by silverandblack

Well they are definitely not voting for anyone who would take away the handouts thats for sure.

I dont think a lot of people on welfare have voted republican. Maybe im wrong but i doubt it.

How would you define welfare?

Those with food stamps? Housing? Social Security?

[37Jetson]

Originally Posted by silverandblack

I dont think a lot of people on welfare have voted republican. Maybe im wrong but i doubt it.

You really want to suppress their votes?

[silverandblack]

Originally Posted by 37Jetson

C'mon man every American needs to have a voice and that is called a vote. Voter fraud, voter intimidation, illegals voting, etc. should never be tolerated, but we should defend the right of everyone to vote.

Why? I think only people that contribute should have a say in the way things are run. I know it wont be a popular opinion but i also know it will never happen so no big deal.