@vivify saidWhy can’t we just along.
Followed by some random side conversation that had nothing to do with the OP going on for 8 or 9 pages
If the Congress, 50-50, meets on Monday to vote on this question, what would you like for their decision to be. You may say what you would like it to be, but what would you want it to be? And certainly the discussion could lead to follow-up questions, but this would have to be resolved first. Eg, you might say ‘what about green card holders or people who work and pay taxes but are not citizens’………All good questions, but please answer main question. It is a fair question .
Surely you don’t want to haggle over an analogy about people show up on an island, being not citizens of the tribe there.
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@averagejoe1 saidI'm not sure. It depends on the what the requirements are.
Why can’t we just along.
If the Congress, 50-50, meets on Monday to vote on this question, what would you like for their decision to be.
Some non-citizens have lived and worked in the U.S. for years. I can see a case for letting certain non-citizens vote.
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@averagejoe1 saidWith most of those immigrants being socially conservative and religious I’m going to have to say no. But then I’m not a citizen so I probably don’t get a vote
Why can’t we just along.
If the Congress, 50-50, meets on Monday to vote on this question, what would you like for their decision to be. You may say what you would like it to be, but what would you want it to be? And certainly the discussion could lead to follow-up questions, but this would have to be resolved first. Eg, you might say ‘what about green card holders or ...[text shortened]... to haggle over an analogy about people show up on an island, being not citizens of the tribe there.
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@averagejoe1 saidvoting has been corrupted by mail in voting and drop boxes, judges usurping the power of state legislators etc , so it really doesnt matter as long as those are allowed
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@mott-the-hoople saidWrong, wrong and wrong. Try again.
voting has been corrupted by mail in voting and drop boxes, judges usurping the power of state legislators etc , so it really doesnt matter as long as those are allowed
If it wasn't for Republican gerrymandering and making voting as difficult as possible, they'd never win another election again.
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@mott-the-hoople saidSo greater access to the democratic process = less democracy, any idea how effing stupid you sound, even on a forum that boasts MB and Average Joe?
voting has been corrupted by mail in voting and drop boxes, judges usurping the power of state legislators etc , so it really doesnt matter as long as those are allowed
@mott-the-hoople said"Followed by some random side conversation that had nothing to do with the OP"----Vivify
voting has been corrupted by mail in voting and drop boxes, judges usurping the power of state legislators etc , so it really doesnt matter as long as those are allowed
Too predictable.