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It is not an issue of "do this to fix it." It's an open secret that it is very intentional. You just have to look at the demographics with any sense of integr

It is not an issue of "do this to fix it." It's an open secret that it is very intentional. You just have to look at the demographics with any sense of integrity. The issue is that there are people who fundamentally believe certain groups should not have the right to vote. They can't actually say "I don't want X to vote because we all know they commit rampant voter fraud" because it isn't politically correct (or true, but the U.S. doesn't care about truth); however, they really believe they are literally fighting a holy/principled war to protect the U.S. The U.S. is being carved apart because there are fundamental beliefs that are beyond being tested for veracity and must be enacted or the "others" will destroy this country.

gwright 7y ago
I don't deny that this happens but at least around here I think Hanlon's Razor is more apt: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity. In particular the problem areas around me are entirely controlled and populated by Democrats so it doesn't make sense to say that there is some cabal trying to prevent "certain groups" from voting since it is their own constituency that is being affected. Again, to my original point. The experiences are very different from place to place and so you should be careful about extrapolating from individual experiences.