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"US Election Integrity Plan" in Colorado is a complete fraud!

A group of Right Wing Election fraud conspiracy theorists and tRump supporters in Colorado calling themselves the "US Election Integrity Plan" have been going door to door in areas in Colorado with larger minority populations and asking questions which they have no right to ask. They are not Officials, they are just a bunch of idiots, but they are also armed and some wear fake badges and say they are from "The County"! This is a blatant attempt at voter intimidation as they are even taking pictures of the residents and their homes.

Some of the questions being asked:

Who did you vote for in the 2020 Election?
Where were you born?
Are you a registered voter?
Have you committed voter fraud?

There is only one answer to all of this:

[b]Do you like my shotgun? [/b]

This group is also being sued by civil and voting rights groups who are seeking to invoke the KKK Act to stop them.

https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2022-03-09/lawsuit-seeks-to-stop-groups-voter-fraud-hunt
Nothing about this surprises me. The more trumpers i meet or read about....the more obvious it is most arent playing with a full deck
americans are weird... a lot of those problems with voting, illegal immigration etc could be easily solved by just making mandatory id cards like in almost every civilized country
@Strawberrry In Oregon, a state identification card costs $44.50. That is just the price of an identification card. If you also wish that card to allow you the privilege of driving, that costs an additional $23, for a total of $67.50. That amounts to €61.21 for the privilege of driving. Additionally, drivers are legally required to maintain insurance, which could cost an additional $80 per month or more. That is why, whenever someone suggests that a state issued identification card is sufficient to use as a voting identification card, my feathers become ruffled, both figuratively and literally.

The card would have to be issued separately from the state identification card, as is stated above, at no cost to the bearer, in addition to being delivered to the bearer, in order for it to be fair for everyone.

The problem is not our crumbling infrastructure, so much as bureaucratic greed.
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@Strawberrry But Americans are too "Free" to be identified.😷
@CorvusBlackthorne A national ID card should be issued to all residents free of charge.
@ron122 As I do not live in the small portion of Portland which was ravaged by the battle between BLM and your Proud Boys, I'm sure I do not know. However, I do know who brought the guns.
spjennifer · 56-60, T
@sunsporter1649 I like how he made the collar red!
sunsporter1649 · 70-79, M
@CorvusBlackthorne And to think you believe that. What else did the tooth fairy tell you?
RedBaron · M
And yet you take it seriously and post about it.
RedBaron · M
@spjennifer Which means you are stereotyping minorities as afraid of authorities and not intelligent enough to distinguish between real ones and fake ones. Wow. Maybe it's because you haven't lived in a place with large minority populations, and thus haven't interacted with them. But are you listening to yourself and your condescending tone, however unintended? Your last comment brings me back to my point that people aren't stupid. Not even minorities.
spjennifer · 56-60, T
@RedBaron I have lived amongst and interacted with Minorities most of my adult life and am intimately familiar with their fear of Authorities as well as the reasons why. No, they aren't stupid, but fear makes people do strange things, still I can see this doesn't resonate with you so there's no point in continuing this discussion as your mind is made up...
RedBaron · M
@spjennifer Nevertheless, your generalization about fear of authority indicates that you see minorities as a monolithic group in which everyone thinks alike, rather than individuals with minds and unique personalities of their own. That's bigotry, plain and simple, and it comes from the left as well as the right. My wife, who happens to be Afro-Caribbean, experiences it often right here in our liberal neighborhood in NYC.

How many people of color have you ACTUALLY spoken to that resulted in such a sweeping generalization? One, two, five, maybe 10?

Give people credit for their intellects and ability to think instead of assuming that a few wingnuts can cow them into mindlessly rushing out and voting a particular way. Rest assured that they don't want or need biased white folks like you to protect them from evil fake authorities.
ron122 · 41-45, M
Did you have another bad dream?
@ron122 I don't understand what illegal people have to do with bonders.
ron122 · 41-45, M
@CorvusBlackthorne Then you need to read up on it. Maybe stop watching CNN too.
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