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I was quite generic in the way I phrased my points. How could I have made them with any less bias? Even when I ended with a competely politic-free sentiment you call me out on my conservative leanings. I reiterate my disease reference.
You were generic?
How does stating that liberals give a free pass to criminals, and accusing a poster of doing that, equate in your mind with generic?
You weren't politic-free in any way in your post. That you don't see your own bias says quite alot about YOU.
What difference does it make? She was found guilty but her jail time was suspended and she's apparently not a first time offender for similar activities. What would it take to make her actually do her sentence? The point is related to the suspension of her jail time, after the verdict. Why do we treat a white collar criminal with kid gloves?
What difference does it make?
Really??????
You're talking about the penalty assigned to someone for their crime.
Are you saying that someone jaywalking should be penalized as severely as someone robbing a bank?
I'm sure you'll respond, no, of course not. Because it clearly does make a difference what the crime is.
She was convicted for paying people extra for registering voters when they exceeded their voter registration goals. Which is against the law in Nevada. But you think she belongs behind bars. I'm asking you to explain why paying bonuses to people who work for you merits jail time. Please explain.
How does stating that liberals give a free pass to criminals, and accusing a poster of doing that, equate in your mind with generic?
You weren't politic-free in any way in your post. That you don't see your own bias says quite alot about YOU.
Did you miss that I posed those as questions? Do you read the words or just react to them? Do you even know the difference between a statement and a question?
Again, I reiterate my disease reference.
PS... @DC, your tagline says that you want to pull things up by the roots but stay balanced? Is that even possible?
Voter fraud is meanwhile a specific offense under law, and so is the different offense of voter registration fraud. The difference between the two is roughly the difference between burglary and shoplifting. One is stealing. The other is being stolen from.
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Well, if your a Black Panther wearing a uniform carrying a stick, performing voter suppression, the answer is still the same, it's approved of depending what your party affiliation is.
Did you miss that I posed those as questions? Do you read the words or just react to them? Do you even know the difference between a statement and a question?
Again, I reiterate my disease reference.
Even posing such questions is indicative of bias.
If I said, "Don't you think all Poles are stupid?", would the fact that I posed it as a question remove the inherent bias from the underlying assumption? No, it wouldn't. Your questions were inherently biased. And then your repeated "disease" reference. Your bias makes you part of the diseased.
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