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Just letting you know that "there's way more crime in blue cities than red cities" to "I want to disenfranchise millions of voters" is an incredible leap. The
by eldritch_4ier 4y ago
Just letting you know that "there's way more crime in blue cities than red cities" to "I want to disenfranchise millions of voters" is an incredible leap.
The more likely conclusion they're drawing is "Democratic policy is a failure and here's the evidence".
Most people are normal. Most people aren't radicals trying to remove the right to vote of millions of people - yes even Trump supporters don't want people in cities to lose the right to vote, they just think they are stupid / voting for bad policy.
- labrador 4y agoIt's not about taking away the right of everyone in the city to vote. That's absurd. It's about subtly restricting the right to vote by targeting those in cities. For example, you might restore the rights for felons to vote in a state, but not those whose crimes involved a hand gun, which would target city dwellers. That sort of thing. I'm not invested in it enough to go deep into it like Marc Elias and crew, but I get the idea.