Society Question for Trump Supporters

[RaginCajun]

 

[ThatOneDude]

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I'm pretty sure this individual is on the forum....

 

[TheFifthScallop]

Altering the voting system because it's exceedingly beneficial to your party also strikes me as undemocratic.

Yes, I know people who work shift work, many. Between early polls amd the legal right to leave work in order to vote they dont have any issue taking part in the democratic process.

How is it more beneficial to one party to vote early? I’m really confused when people keep saying this. Is one party not allowed to vote early?

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

How is it more beneficial to one party to vote early? I’m really confused when people keep saying this. Is one party not allowed to vote early?

Uninformed people are less likely to be motivated to vote. Uniformed people almost universally support a particular political leaning.

I don't care who people do or dont vote for, but when a political party attempts to change the rules of the game that's an issue.

 

[member 3289]

Uninformed people are less likely to be motivated to vote. Uniformed people almost universally support a particular political leaning.

I don't care who people do or dont vote for, but when a political party attempts to change the rules of the game that's an issue.

No one is changing the rules of the game. Early voting and mail-in voting have been part of the voting process for years.

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

No one is changing the rules of the game. Early voting and mail-in voting have been part of the voting process for years.

The DNC didn't tell people to vote by mail because polls were dangerous covid death traps?

 

[member 3289]

The DNC didn't tell people to vote by mail because polls were dangerous covid death traps?

Wut

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

Wut

You're better than this.

 

[member 3289]

You're better than this.

The DNC telling people that wouldn't be changing the rules anyway, goof.

 

[SuperPig]

View: https://twitter.com/jayblackisfunny/status/1318539187369500673?s=19

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

The DNC telling people that wouldn't be changing the rules anyway, goof.

Yeah, it's definitely not circumventing the electoral process at all.

 

[member 3289]

Yeah, it's definitely not circumventing the electoral process at all.

It's not changing the rules. The rules in places with mail voting allow people to vote by mail.

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

It's not changing the rules. The rules in places with mail voting allow people to vote by mail.

I didn't say they changed the rules.

 

[member 3289]

I didn't say they changed the rules.

You said they were attempting to change the rules. They are not.

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

You said they were attempting to change the rules. They are not.

Whatever you say, champ.

 

[member 3289]

Whatever you say, champ.

This is why kneeblock called you an idiot and no longer engages you.

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

This is why kneeblock called you an idiot and no longer engages you.

You're so cute when you're mad.

 

[Splinty]

Uninformed people are less likely to be motivated to vote. Uniformed people almost universally support a particular political leaning.

Lets see what nonvoters actually think:




Nonvoters are more likely to be independent than voters.

When checking on their political leaning of these non voters what you see an exchange of Republican party for independent non-party thinking. They do not lean Democrat more. They lean Republican less. It is also not nearly universal. In fact, it appears that non-voters are less politically leaning than any other group.


And this isn't weighted for the fact that this is a younger and less white crowd. They are even less left leaning than would be expected.

Reflecting their low levels of political engagement, only about half of nonvoters (47%) identify with either political party; 29% identify as Democrats, 18% as Republicans while 45% are independents. Among likely voters, 68% identify with a party (37% Democrat, 31% Republican) and just 30% are independents.
Taking into account the party leanings of independents, about half of nonvoters (51%) either identify as Democrats or lean Democratic; just 30% affiliate with the GOP or lean Republican, while 20% do not lean toward either party. Among likely voters, 50% identify as Democrats or lean Democratic, 44% identify as Republicans or lean Republican, and just 6% have no party leanings.

Free your mind, don't vote?

 

[ThatOneDude]

Lets see what nonvoters actually think:

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Nonvoters are more likely to be independent than voters.

When checking on their political leaning of these non voters what you see an exchange of Republican party for independent non-party thinking. They do not lean Democrat more. They lean Republican less. It is also not nearly universal. In fact, it appears that non-voters are less politically leaning than any other group.


And this isn't weighted for the fact that this is a younger and less white crowd. They are even less left leaning than would be expected.
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Free your mind, don't vote?

That's some pretty interesting data

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

Lets see what nonvoters actually think:

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Nonvoters are more likely to be independent than voters.

When checking on their political leaning of these non voters what you see an exchange of Republican party for independent non-party thinking. They do not lean Democrat more. They lean Republican less. It is also not nearly universal. In fact, it appears that non-voters are less politically leaning than any other group.


And this isn't weighted for the fact that this is a younger and less white crowd. They are even less left leaning than would be expected.
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Free your mind, don't vote?

Says 51% of non voters lean Dem 30% lean Republican.

 

[Splinty]

That's some pretty interesting data

There are some easy take homes about -- poor, nonwhite, etc = disenfranchised, etc. for either overt or subtle reasons.
BUT, what if simultaneously this data suggest that the party system is just team sports excitement of voting, rather than voting itself.
People that vote aren't more informed, just more opinionated because they are aware a topic exists and have a side being fed to them :-X

Says 51% of non voters lean Dem 30% lean Republican.

No it doesn't. I even quoted the relevant text.
That's a break down of whether the independents lean a certain way.

 

[ThatOneDude]

There are some easy take homes about -- poor, nonwhite, etc = disenfranchised, etc. for either overt or subtle reasons.
BUT, what if simultaneously this data suggest that the party system is just team sports excitement of voting, rather than voting itself.
People that vote aren't more informed, just more opinionated because they are aware a topic exists and have a side being fed to them :-X





No it doesn't. I even quoted the relevant text.
That's a break down of whether the independents lean a certain way.

Team sports will be what rolls in the apocalypse, @ENOCK told me so.

 

[Freeloading Rusty]

Jo Jorgensen seems better than both these other motherfuckers

What about defunding the military AND police appeals to you?

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

No it doesn't. I even quoted the relevant text.
That's a break down of whether the independents lean a certain way.

I apologize, I misread.

Both sections of that block still demonstrate that non voters are more likely to be Democrats than Republicans.

 

[Freeloading Rusty]

This is why kneeblock called you an idiot and no longer engages you.

Seems to be a trend starting around here.