Vote suppression all the rage.

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by houghtam

I'm pretty sure he's Beavis' alter ego when he's not pretending he's not an ignorant racist.

I'll wait for you to qualify that statement and hope you're not another liberal pulling a driveby with a label gun. I'll make sure and have the No Doz handy.

[Requiem]

Originally Posted by houghtam

I'm pretty sure he's Beavis' alter ego when he's not pretending he's not an ignorant racist.

It is definitely a duplicate account of another poster on this forum. There is no way in Hell that someone just abruptly decides to join the Orange Mane for the War, Religion and Politics portion of the site.

[nyuk nyuk]

Now this voter ID poll tax/voter suppression thing has me seriously disturbed. I think the fine folk at the ACLU have a lot to answer for in that they have been letting the government disenfranchise folk from getting themselves a job by making employers get photocopies of ID! Worse - they can't cash their earnings checks without showing an ID to a bank or check cashing place or supermarket customer service counter.

WE ARE GOING STRAIGHT BACK TO SLAVERY, FOLKS! HOLY ****!

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by Requiem

It is definitely a duplicate account of another poster on this forum. There is no way in Hell that someone just abruptly decides to join the Orange Mane for the War, Religion and Politics portion of the site.

.... I love it - conspiracy theories about me. I feel so honored! I feel like a celeb!

[Requiem]

Originally Posted by nyuk nyuk

.... I love it - conspiracy theories about me. I feel so honored! I feel like a celeb!

I'm glad you feel like a celebrity, because I'm not sure you wake up and feel beautiful when you look in the mirror.

ZING!!!

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by Requiem

I'm glad you feel like a celebrity, because I'm not sure you wake up and feel beautiful when you look in the mirror.

ZING!!!

Oh dear, such anti-Asian racism from you. Did one hurt you?

[Requiem]

Racism? .

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by Requiem

Racism? .

Posting pictures mocking a certain racial group's accented if not poor English is normally considered an act of racism, yes. Perhaps next you'll post something like this?



Now of course, we all know it's OK to post things like that as long as you're a good enlightened liberal.

[Requiem]

If you think that me posting Asian meme pictures makes me a racist, lololol.

[nyuk nyuk]

Originally Posted by Requiem

If you think that me posting Asian meme pictures makes me a racist, lololol.

Was my "black meme" picture racist? Does making fun of a racial group's dialect and accent an act of racism or no? I think you know the answer, but all to typically, liberals exempt themselves from their own rules and reserve condemnation only for The Other.

Apparently in lacking any kind of reasonable position for yourself you are now left with crapping up threads with elementary school-level insults and meme pictures mocking Asian accents. Must be a b**** being you, buddy. I'm very sorry you are going through this.

[Requiem]

Please nyuk nyuk, tell me about your anatomy classes where you learned that larger cranial capacity correlates to higher IQ. You are so smart!

[nyuk nyuk]

Thread derailed with childish attempts at insults and off-topic tangents. I think someone is telling us he can't hang.

Anyone else care to comment on the topic of this thread?

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Nyuk nyuk = the DramaLlama in a skirt.

[Arkie]

Originally Posted by W*GS

The GOP is more afraid of Paul than liberals are.


That's why they refuse to let delegates choose him or let him speak.

The real story behind those Ron Paul delegates from Maine (Video of march from floor)


TAMPA, September 2, 2012 – By the time of Marco Rubio’s speech at the Republican National Convention (RNC), rhetoric overload and sore feet had overcome any desire I had to listen. I sat down at a table in the corridor of the Tampa Bay Times Forum. A few minutes later, several young people sat in the other chairs.

One of them was wearing a tee shirt that read, “Texas Remembers the Alamo, and the Maine, and the Oklahoma, and the Louisiana, and the Oregon, and the Massachusetts.”

Those are the other five states in which Ron Paul had majorities one week before the RNC. Together with the three states he actually won (Iowa, Minnesota and Nevada) Ron Paul would have carried eight states had many of those delegates not been unseated at the last minute.

The man wearing the tee shirt was Chris Howe, Ron Paul supporter and alternate delegate from Texas. Rob Hinojosa was a guest and the graphic designer of the tee shirts.

One day before, both had marched out of the RNC along with the Maine delegation and an army Ron Paul’s other delegates chanting “As Maine goes, so goes the nation!”

Howe and Hinojosa went to work on their smart phones and in short order produced Ashley Ryan, 21, the youngest national committeewoman in the history of the Republican Party.

Ryan confirmed that Ron Paul did indeed still have 20 of the 24 delegates from Maine as of the day before the RNC. They had been ready for a fight since learning of a challenge to the delegation a month earlier.

All that has been reported so far is that the delegation was contested on the grounds that the state convention did not follow “parliamentary procedure.” However, the details tell a very different story.

“The contest was filed by current national committeewoman Jan Staples and Peter Cianchette, who was the Romney state director for Maine. Those are well-known Romney supporters. They filed the contest based on the claims that our state convention lacked credentialing and lacked security. The ironic thing about that is that Jan Staples is on the executive committee for the party, so it was her job to plan the state convention. So if there was lax credentialing or if there was lax security, that would have been her fault,” explained Ryan.

Credentialing and security means that the officers of the convention ensure that all inside are who they say they are and that only duly elected delegates are present to vote.

“When they first presented their case to the contest committee, the contest committee found that there wasn’t enough evidence to invalidate the state convention or to rule against the delegates. So, instead of throwing it out like you would in a regular court of law – in a court of law if you sue someone and you don’t have enough evidence your case gets thrown out – in this situation the RNC kicked it down the line for a few more weeks and said we’ll figure it out in Tampa,” continued Ryan.

So, the convention is chaired by a Romney supporter and the national committeewoman in charge of credentialing and security is a Romney supporter. After Ron Paul supporters win a landslide victory, that same committeewoman joins Romney’s state campaign director in filing a contest based upon her own failure to ensure proper credentialing and security. The matter is put before the RNC, who are working hand in hand with Romney’s campaign.

As Ron Paul himself once wrote of the Federal Reserve System, “If that sounds fishy, then you understand it just fine.”

A call on Friday to Ms. Staples' home phone was not returned.

Facing similar pressure, four of the five states agreed to have some of their delegates replaced with Romney supporters, but Maine held out.

“We didn’t agree to anything. We decided that we’d fight until the very end. The Committee on Contests made a recommendation to the Committee on Credentials to take 10 of our delegation off, 10 of our alternates off, so that’s 20 people total, and then the RNC hand-picked 10 delegates and 10 alternates to take their place, obviously who are all Mitt Romney supporters, all hand-picked and for the most part, party insiders” said Ryan.

So who were these unelected delegates? Are they even from Maine?

“These people are from Maine, but the people who chose these people are not from Maine. From what I’ve been told, but I haven’t been able to confirm this yet, our state party paid for them to come down, paid for their travel expenses and their hotel expenses, which a lot of people are incredibly angry about because they worked for months and in some cases years to make sure that they could afford to be here. They saved up over the four years to be able to fly down and now the state party is paying to fly down people who were never elected,” said Ryan

These details lend insight into former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele’s comment to Jon Stewart that the RNC’s treatment of Ron Paul and his supporters was “the height of rudeness and stupidity.”

“Why would you alienate them,” continued Steele, “get on the floor and not let them speak? Let his name go up on the board and let them see the numbers of electoral votes that he received.”

Had all of his delegates been seated, Ron Paul would also have been entitled to a 15-minute, unedited speech.

Apologists for the RNC claim that all of this was done to ensure that the convention came off as a show of unity within the party behind its nominee for president.

One has to wonder, though. What were they really so afraid of?

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Originally Posted by houghtam

I'm pretty sure he's Beavis' alter ego when he's not pretending he's not an ignorant racist.

I'm thinking it's the DramaLlama using a different user account.

[cutthemdown]

Hopefully all these voter registration id laws will stop the Democrats for stealing this election.

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Originally Posted by cutthemdown

Hopefully all these voter registration id laws will stop the Democrats for stealing this election.

Congrats - never thought anyone could make Rush Limbaugh sound intelligent.

[houghtam]

Originally Posted by L.A. BRONCOS FAN

Congrats - never thought anyone could make Rush Limbaugh sound intelligent.

Yet another example of a conservative who, when faced with facts that prove his opinion wrong (voter fraud doesn't exist), he doubles down on stupid.

Yep, the democrats are going to steal the election by urging every citizen to exercise their constitutionally protected right.

[cutthemdown]

Dems are really bad about using dead people and illegals to win elections. Hopefully these new laws will curb some of that and we can have a fair election. Also remember felons can't vote. Whew! if felons could vote then Obama would win in a landslide.

[peacepipe]

Originally Posted by cutthemdown

Dems are really bad about using dead people and illegals to win elections. Hopefully these new laws will curb some of that and we can have a fair election. Also remember felons can't vote. Whew! if felons could vote then Obama would win in a landslide.

as usual pushing BS as if it were true.

[houghtam]

Originally Posted by peacepipe

as usual pushing BS as if it were true.

^

Also I love the racist statement about the felons.

[cutthemdown]

Originally Posted by houghtam

^

Also I love the racist statement about the felons.

Sorry but felons aren't a race.

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Originally Posted by cutthemdown

Sorry but felons aren't a race.

But you implied that all felons were Obama supporters, so it doesn't take much to connect the dots in your "subtle" remark.

[cutthemdown]

Originally Posted by L.A. BRONCOS FAN

But you implied that all felons were Obama supporters, so it doesn't take much to connect the dots in your "subtle" remark.

They are because liberals are notoriously soft on crime and do all they can to let them vote. Let me guess though you do a whole lot of connecting dots?

[L.A. BRONCOS FAN]

Originally Posted by cutthemdown

They are because liberals are notoriously soft on crime and do all they can to let them vote. Let me guess though you do a whole lot of connecting dots?

There you go pulling yet another unfounded claim out of your ass.

Your capacity to create a make-believe, alternate universe for yourself where facts don't matter is astounding!