Actually depending on where you live, racism is driven by a number of factors. The Southern Poverty Law Center has published a new study where they drill down on root causes and it differs on where you are in the country.The one factor that is common - how diverse it is where you live specifically. It's not racism as much as xenophobia - feel of the different.And religion is another factor. So if you are white, religious and live in a racially homogeneous area, you are more like to be a Trumpanzee.
I mis-wrote and couldn't get back to the comment to correct it. NOT until they finish parole, here also. I think it's a federal law. But yes, as soon as they are done with parole, they can re-register to vote easily by just filling out the normal application.
Actually, old black people do too. They have sample ballots and help old people vote at my mom's senior center. And at my church.Actually, a lot, lot, lot of people are going to absentee vote this election because of voter suppression concerns and the fucked up voting machines.I am going to be a poll watcher for the Georgia Democrats' voter protection project and I have uploaded the voter faq and instructions to my Google Drive:https://drive.google.com/op...https://drive.google.com/op...
Deal, as governor, doesn't seem to be anywhere near the level of corrupt that Sunny Goddamn Perdue pulled off.* Now Perdue's crooked nephew is a U.S. senator and Sunny is U.S. ag secretary. Deal enacted prison sentencing reform, increased funding for drug/mental health courts, and vetoed a "bathroom bill."
* Which surprised me, being that the Republican majority in Congress ran Deal out on a rail because even they couldn't stomach his blatant grifting. Maybe he's just smart enough not to do his pilfering as blatantly as his predecessor.
Yes, I see -- no lie -- names in the vein of "Da'Quarion Da'Mondre* quite a bit where I live. That's not even a challenge for idiot racists to figure out.
They are "economically anxious" that their daughters will marry black men.
People In GA truly need to vote absentee. Those voting machines are a travesty, and should be avoided if possible.
BYE LORI.
It would be rude not to.
But not in Florida. It's an election issue.
Actually depending on where you live, racism is driven by a number of factors. The Southern Poverty Law Center has published a new study where they drill down on root causes and it differs on where you are in the country.The one factor that is common - how diverse it is where you live specifically. It's not racism as much as xenophobia - feel of the different.And religion is another factor. So if you are white, religious and live in a racially homogeneous area, you are more like to be a Trumpanzee.
I mis-wrote and couldn't get back to the comment to correct it. NOT until they finish parole, here also. I think it's a federal law. But yes, as soon as they are done with parole, they can re-register to vote easily by just filling out the normal application.
Way back in 1990, Public Enemy had a whole album about Fear of a Black Planet :https://www.youtube.com/wat...
Not here. And not until they are through with probation.
Actually, old black people do too. They have sample ballots and help old people vote at my mom's senior center. And at my church.Actually, a lot, lot, lot of people are going to absentee vote this election because of voter suppression concerns and the fucked up voting machines.I am going to be a poll watcher for the Georgia Democrats' voter protection project and I have uploaded the voter faq and instructions to my Google Drive:https://drive.google.com/op...https://drive.google.com/op...
Sonny is corrupt but Deal has made bank.
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It's actually not at all uncommon for Members to not vote with their party.
'Voting your conscience' isn't a thing in the GOP, is it?
Deal, as governor, doesn't seem to be anywhere near the level of corrupt that Sunny Goddamn Perdue pulled off.* Now Perdue's crooked nephew is a U.S. senator and Sunny is U.S. ag secretary. Deal enacted prison sentencing reform, increased funding for drug/mental health courts, and vetoed a "bathroom bill."
* Which surprised me, being that the Republican majority in Congress ran Deal out on a rail because even they couldn't stomach his blatant grifting. Maybe he's just smart enough not to do his pilfering as blatantly as his predecessor.
Yes, I see -- no lie -- names in the vein of "Da'Quarion Da'Mondre* quite a bit where I live. That's not even a challenge for idiot racists to figure out.
* Last name "Jones."