2024 General Election Thread
Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2025 11:45 am
Elon wasn't the only SM billionaire to get caught on camera doing something inappropriate today.
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2024 General Election Thread
Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2025 6:18 pm
Trump's having sex with Kamala's husband today.
Elon wasn't the only SM billionaire to get caught on camera doing something inappropriate today.
Elon wasn't the only SM billionaire to get caught on camera doing something inappropriate today.
2024 General Election Thread
Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2025 6:33 pm
2024 General Election Thread
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2025 4:00 pm
https://www.americansurveycenter.org/quiz/
Survey on 10 voters, you can see their positions, then you get to guess how they voted.
Yeah, I can see why people want voting qualifications.
Survey on 10 voters, you can see their positions, then you get to guess how they voted.
Yeah, I can see why people want voting qualifications.
2024 General Election Thread
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2025 9:42 pm
15 voters listed when I visited, not 10.
If I'm being honest, I think that site is a bit bullshit. Their "personal views" were clearly from a very small list of options offered to them (Looks like 6 topics?). Then they framed them like they were in an order of importance. Meanwhile, the voters' comments would specifically state their primary concern was some other issue not listed.
Although, I'm not negating or disagreeing with your takeaway. When I was guessing, it was either the opposite of who they should have voted for, or they voted based on gender/skin color.
As for qualifying to vote, I have enough wisdom and experience to say that I 100% believe that everyone does NOT deserve the right to vote. Sorry, not sorry. And honestly, voting should be earned, not given.
No, the line doesn't get drawn at demographics, you racists/sexists/etc.
I would draw the line at:
-Full time students cannot vote.
-Additionally, life long students who haven't paid off their student loans (a loophole being used to never pay it back) cannot vote.
-If you and your family are housed and/or fed by the government you cannot vote. Truly sorry, but there's a conflict there. You're vulnerable to be exploited for your vote.
-If you're here illegally, you can never vote.
-If you're here legally, but are not a citizen, no voting.
-If you've committed a violent felony, you lose the right to vote.
-If you've committed a non-violent financial felony that has victims, bye bye voting. (Think Bernie Madoff.)
-In prison? No voting.
-In hospice? No voting.
-In assisted living? No voting. Your days of critical thinking are over, and now you're vulnerable to be exploited.
-Aren't independently wealthy, retired, or medically unable to work, but haven't worked for the majority of the past two years? No voting for you.
-Think TTUN's most recent football championship is legit? No voting.
Who gets to vote? You must be a legal citizen (natural or immigrant) and tax payer, then match 1 or more of these criteria:
-Military members and veterans starting at 18. (Heinlein was right.)
-Home owner. (Although, we do need to fix the housing market for this to work out well.)
-30 year olds and above who have been employed for 95% of the previous decade or their last day of college.
Also, it's 2025. There's no excuse for voting rolls not to be cleaned up daily. There should be a database that links to other databases (IRS, law enforcement, DMV, and some national medical one) that can remove deceased, incarcerated, or institutionalized people.
Additionally, mail in voting needs another layer of checking credentials to ensure the person who requested the ballot is the one who filled it out, but I don't know what that looks like.
If I'm being honest, I think that site is a bit bullshit. Their "personal views" were clearly from a very small list of options offered to them (Looks like 6 topics?). Then they framed them like they were in an order of importance. Meanwhile, the voters' comments would specifically state their primary concern was some other issue not listed.
Although, I'm not negating or disagreeing with your takeaway. When I was guessing, it was either the opposite of who they should have voted for, or they voted based on gender/skin color.
As for qualifying to vote, I have enough wisdom and experience to say that I 100% believe that everyone does NOT deserve the right to vote. Sorry, not sorry. And honestly, voting should be earned, not given.
No, the line doesn't get drawn at demographics, you racists/sexists/etc.
I would draw the line at:
-Full time students cannot vote.
-Additionally, life long students who haven't paid off their student loans (a loophole being used to never pay it back) cannot vote.
-If you and your family are housed and/or fed by the government you cannot vote. Truly sorry, but there's a conflict there. You're vulnerable to be exploited for your vote.
-If you're here illegally, you can never vote.
-If you're here legally, but are not a citizen, no voting.
-If you've committed a violent felony, you lose the right to vote.
-If you've committed a non-violent financial felony that has victims, bye bye voting. (Think Bernie Madoff.)
-In prison? No voting.
-In hospice? No voting.
-In assisted living? No voting. Your days of critical thinking are over, and now you're vulnerable to be exploited.
-Aren't independently wealthy, retired, or medically unable to work, but haven't worked for the majority of the past two years? No voting for you.
-Think TTUN's most recent football championship is legit? No voting.
Who gets to vote? You must be a legal citizen (natural or immigrant) and tax payer, then match 1 or more of these criteria:
-Military members and veterans starting at 18. (Heinlein was right.)
-Home owner. (Although, we do need to fix the housing market for this to work out well.)
-30 year olds and above who have been employed for 95% of the previous decade or their last day of college.
Also, it's 2025. There's no excuse for voting rolls not to be cleaned up daily. There should be a database that links to other databases (IRS, law enforcement, DMV, and some national medical one) that can remove deceased, incarcerated, or institutionalized people.
Additionally, mail in voting needs another layer of checking credentials to ensure the person who requested the ballot is the one who filled it out, but I don't know what that looks like.