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Right, of course you're the rational one. Completely disregarding historical and ongoing gerrymandering, onerous voter ID laws, and all the other hurdles that h
by mehrdadn 6y ago
Right, of course you're the rational one. Completely disregarding historical and ongoing gerrymandering, onerous voter ID laws, and all the other hurdles that have been brazenly thrown and which continue to be thrown in people's ways in bulk to discourage them from voting, make it more difficult for them to cast their ballots, and nullify the effects of their votes. Everyone else who disagrees is irrational. The ones who dare to try to remove one obstacle in bulk are irrational partisans trying to rig a completely fair game because their solution isn't scalable like AWS Lambda.
- TechBro8615 6y agoI don’t see how ballot harvesting has any relation to gerrymandering or voter ID laws. Gerrymandering does not affect whether or not you can vote. It affects which district your vote counts for. Voter ID, where it exists, does not affect ballot harvesting because registering to vote, and actually voting, are two separate activities. Further, I highly doubt that anywhere with “onerous voter ID laws” also allows ballot harvesting, because if it does, how could the ID laws be enforced?