The left cries "Voter Suppression" at anything that improves election integrity: if fraud favors you, then you favor fraud. | The left cries "Voter Suppression" at anything that improves election integrity: if fraud favors you, then you favor fraud. Facts show that after VoterID and other voter election integrity initiatives have been enacted, voter turnout (and minority turnout) has gone up. Poor democracies all over the world have better election integrity than Democrat cities/states. |
~ Aristotle Sabouni
Created: 2022-04-17
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The knee-jerk anti-voterID response is, “but Voter Suppression”.
- While voter suppression is real, and has infrequently happened in America -- the vast majority was in Democrat-controlled blue cities/states.
- The most common way they did it, was with not enough polling places in the right areas. But that's usually managed by local municipalities -- that are Democrat-controlled. (Not Voter Intimidation/ID requirements)
- Voter intimidation is also popular in Democrat-controlled areas -- like goons in Philadelphia were standing outside a polling station with clubs intimidating people to vote pro-Obama. (the Obama Administration's DOJ just dropped an open-and-shut case, to prevent sending a signal that such voter intimidation/suppression will not be tolerated. It is only a problem for them if white folks did that).
Democrat illogic is that while an ID is required to:
- buy alcohol, cigarettes, gun, video game, cellphone, car, or a house (or rent the same)
- apply for unemployment, food stamps, welfare, medicare, Social Security, a loan or mortgage
- open a bank account, get/use a credit card, get married, adopt a pet (or child), get a fishing or camping license
- get a job, go on an airplane, or drive a car, visit a casino, fill a prescription, get healthcare, donate blood
- to enter many government buildings to meet with public officials
All those things are fine to demand to see your papers. (None is racist). But it's "intimidation" to ask to see them at the polling booth?
All over the world, poor countries (including in Latin America, Afghanistan and India) have voterID laws. 400M poor people in India (earning less than $1.25/day) can vote with VoterID, but blacks in America are especially stupid/scared/lazy and can't manage it, even when it required to get food stamps or medicare? That's what they're saying?
On top of it, that fallacy is disproven by places that have VoterID, not only isn't there "intimidation" but voter totals (even amongst minorities) increased, not decreased after passing the laws. There is no evidence of suppression caused by IDs.
Assuming that blacks and minorities don't have IDs, or Democrats working the polling boots in Democrat areas, asking for IDs is somehow racist or intimidating? Are you really buying that? That requires a special kind of stupid, or at least to believe the Democrat voters are that stupid that you can campaign or raise funds on that silliness.
Examples of Voter Fraud -
There are three common classes of illegal voting: non-citizen (Illegals), proxy (voting for someone else alive or dead, ballot stuffing), duplicate voting. All can be mitigated with voter roll sanitizing, and quality controls: but since Democrats benefit from abuse, they have been against preventing it (like opposing VoterID, supporting Mail-In ballots). Warnock -
Georgie's Warnock won the Senate Seat (96% of the black vote), but still claims the other side cheated.
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