I would risk dying to vote Iin-person

[carcrazy67]

Statistically the chance of dying because you voted in person is almost non-existent. Same people not willing to vote in person tend to think nothing of going to the grocery store, Home Depot, etc!

[evilnewbie]

Originally Posted by Kavalier

I am in my late-30s, and have always felt like it was my right, my heritage, my duty to vote. And voting in-person is important to me. I find it absolutely repugnant that this mail-in voting seems to be exploding. It is distirbing.


And I would risk acquiring a disease in the process of carrying out my American right to vote (in person) if that is what it required.

Lol... Risk dying by voting... Man you sure do think a lot of yourself...

[JohnAlt]

Originally Posted by tolovefromANFIELD

Yeah, I'm not sure why mail-in voting has become such a hot button issue this year. For most states, that option has been available for a while. I voted by mail exclusively between 2012-2016 due to work travel, and never had I felt that my vote was somehow compromised.

It's coming from Trump because he's losing.

[Three Wolves In Snow]

Originally Posted by silibran

What a rude response to justifiable concerns. I observe distancing at the supermarket, as do the other customers. We are all masked. I would not want to vote in person this year. I do think it would be tempting fate, unless the procedure were strictly regulated. You might be standing six feet apart when voting, but you might be standing in line for hours, behind and in front of the same people. If one can vote absentee or by mail, I’d do so.

What is "rude" is continuing to push fear and panic over something that 99.9% of people will not be affected by, or barely affected by.

Just stop it. No one but the panic cheerleaders is listening to this nonsense anymore.

As I said, you all cram yourselves into grocery stores, and restaurants, and other stores, you don't social distance, and yet you aren't on here freaking out over that. Do not even pretend that people are social distancing. They are not.

I'm out every single day doing deliveries for people. I see what is going on, every day. People are NOT social distancing at. all!

Originally Posted by Variable

In 2020, some people will catch Covid voting. Some will die from it. Some will spread it to others who will die. Exactly how many, we don't know. But there will be some.

If they are standing at least 6' apart, they're not going to get anything.

You are more at risk going to the store than you are going to vote in person because people in the stores are not staying at least 6' away from each other.

[RbccL]

Well which form of dying are we talking about here, dying from covid because you refuse to take precautions, or dying from thugs setting buildings on fire? Some of you don't have a chance in hell of performing every day activities without contorting your brains into paranoid conspiracy theory knots.

Maybe you'll vote in person and then 'thugs' will come burn the building down, cancelling out your vote, maybe one of the bugaloo boys wont be guarding well enough and someone with their CC will have a meltdown and accidentally think you're a thug trying to vote in disguise... go to the store and it's not getting burned down, then go vote and die of covid because that urge to poke yourself in the eye bare handed is irresistible!

Oh what to do what to do.... Which candidate represents The Pity Party?

[In2itive_1]

Originally Posted by LordSquidworth

And I’m in my 30s and have never voted in person. I have better things to do than stand in line when I can just get a paper ballot.

Yeah, and there is a lot to vote on. After having stood a long while...