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[Hauler]

That wasn't the case until 2006 for any American. It's purely a political valence issue designed to limit certain undesirables from voting.
There wasn't significant voter fraud before then either.

To be clear we are talking about picture ID....or drivers license.
In many places, and before 2006 all places there were many ways to prove your identity and registered status without a government ID.

He asked a question. I gave an answer.

Not speaking to actual occurrences, but it's certainly easier to cast an illegal ballot via mail than it is to show up in person where an ID is required. That can't really be argued.

If getting photo IDs is an issue for some sections of society then that needs addressed. Everyone's vote should count. 1 time.

 

[ThatOneDude]

If getting photo IDs is an issue for some sections of society then that needs addressed. Everyone's vote should count. 1 time.

 

[Hauler]

nd signatures are totally unverifiable, right?

I forged my mother's signature all through my high school days. ?

And GTFO about fake IDs to vote. The only guy who ever did that was Brian Johnson from The Breakfast Club. ?

 

[Filthy]

 

[Rambo John J]

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[TheFifthScallop]

I forged my mother's signature all through my high school days. ?

And GTFO about fake IDs to vote. The only guy who ever did that was Brian Johnson from The Breakfast Club. ?

I forged a friends on a ballot years ago, because they were out of the country. Guess who’s ballot was denied? Stop acting as if there is massive voter fraud through the mail. It’s not true.

 

[Rambo John J]

I forged a friends name on a name on a ballot years ago, because they were out of the country. Guess who’s ballot was denied? Stop acting as if there is massive voter fraud through the mail. It’s not true.

Your saying they did a signature comparison on a ballot and rejected it?

 

[TheFifthScallop]

Your saying they did a signature comparison on a ballot and rejected it?

Yes.

 

[ThatOneDude]

Your saying they did a signature comparison on a ballot and rejected it?

I mean, that's been standard practice for awhile now. You sure feel strongly about things you don't know much about....

If you vote by mail in this election, your signature may be checked

President Trump has voiced his concerns -- unsupported by evidence -- that signature verification practices create opportunities for fraud.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[Rambo John J]

Yes.

Did anything else happen?
Sent a notice it was rejected obviously?

Any legal warning or anything?

 

[Hauler]

I forged a friends name on a name on a ballot years ago, because they were out of the country. Guess who’s ballot was denied? Stop acting as if there is massive voter fraud through the mail. It’s not true.

Where did I say there is massive mail-in voter fraud? LMAO.

 

[Rambo John J]

I mean, that's been standard practice for awhile now. You sure feel strongly about things you don't know much about....

If you vote by mail in this election, your signature may be checked

President Trump has voiced his concerns -- unsupported by evidence -- that signature verification practices create opportunities for fraud.

www.nbcnews.com

I don't feel strongly about it at all.

Just asked him a question about his experience with a rejected ballot.

 

[TheFifthScallop]

Did anything else happen?
Sent a notice it was rejected obviously?

Any legal warning or anything?

No, they sent a letter saying that it was rejected, and obviously had info saying that what had been done was illegal. My buddy was never contacted about it again, and I never heard anything else about it(I was receiving my friends mail for about a year while he was traveling.)

 

[TheFifthScallop]

Where did I say there is massive mail-in voter fraud? LMAO.

No you haven’t, but you keep eluding to it.

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

But that's not what anyone was arguing against. Maybe we didn't read the same articles.

Here are the important parts of the interaction:

This is impossible. Only crazy, conspiracy theorists think there was any voter fraud.

Nooooo
Only crazy conspiracy theorists think there was wide spread, coordinated voter fraud.
There is a major difference.

Ellen Weintraub, with the Federal Election Commission, wants Americans to know that "there really has been no evidence of fraud" in the election this year.

"State and local officials and poll workers throughout the country really stepped up. And there have been very few complaints about how this election was run," Weintraub told CNN Saturday morning. "Very few substantiated complaints, let me put it that way. There is no evidence of any kind of voter fraud. There is no evidence of illegal votes being cast. In fact, and you don't have to take my word for it, because people throughout the country, nonpartisan election experts, have come out and handled this election and how it was run."

As is demonstrated in the above quote from a member of the Federal Election Commision on CNN, it was presented to the public that there was flatly no voter fraud. You interjected "widespread voter fraud" into the conversation.

 

[ThatOneDude]

Here are the important parts of the interaction:







As is demonstrated in the above quote from a member of the Federal Election Commision on CNN, it was presented to the public that there was flatly no voter fraud. You interjected "widespread voter fraud" into the conversation.

 

[Hauler]

No you haven’t, but you keep eluding to it.

Not really.
People are putting words in my mouth.
Or thoughts to my words, if you will.

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

proof of what is coming out?

Blatant gaslighting by the media.

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

That wasn't the case until 2006 for any American. It's purely a political valence issue designed to limit certain undesirables from voting.
There wasn't significant voter fraud before then either.

To be clear we are talking about picture ID....or drivers license.
In many places, and before 2006 all places there were many ways to prove your identity and registered status without a government ID.

How does one get by in a modern society without a government issued ID?

 

[ThatOneDude]

How does one get by in a modern society without a government issued ID?

Ask any kid under the age of 16.

 

[Hauler]

Ask any kid under the age of 16.

They can't vote.
Or drive.
Or buy tobacco. Or alcohol.

 

[BeardOfKnowledge]

They can't vote.
Or drive.
Or buy tobacco. Or alcohol.

or receive social assistance, or rent apartments, or get bank loans, or have credit cards...

 

[ThatOneDude]

They can't vote.
Or drive.
Or buy tobacco. Or alcohol.

Those aren't the end all be all of living in a society, sir.

 

[ThatOneDude]

or receive social assistance, or rent apartments, or get bank loans, or have credit cards...

I had a credit card with my name on it before I had an ID. Nice try.

 

[Filthy]

Blatant gaslighting by the media.

i understand 'gaslighting' in the context of personal relationships, I don't know how the term applies to media-consumer relationships.