Kansas Crimson

nbc report says that she was charged with two misdemeanors: obstruction of law enforcement and preventing or disrupting General Assembly

apparently, he was also warned about her disruptive behavior prior to being arrested

good on her for protesting, but again, if she broke the law then the officers did their job. i don’t see anything to be outraged about other than the bill that was signed into law

japhy going all lobster...lol

The issue is that she is a legislator entitled to watch legislative proceedings.

japhy wrote: ↑Thu Mar 25, 2021 4:25 pm From the amount of effort Republicans and their propaganda machine at Fox are currently putting into the subject, it would seem to be transgender kids participating in sports.

https://vox.com/identities/22334014/tra ... -explained

I have half a mind to fly to Georgia and hand out food and water to everyone standing in line to vote. Double dog dare them to arrest me. Even the Roberts court has enough sense and decency to decide in my favor.

Wonder if someone would collect funds for volunteers to give water to those standing in line. I’ll contribute

what if someone anonymously set up tables with water and orange slices or something, and wasn’t actively handing them out?

what if I went and handed out water but did it in drag?


you know, just to bring this thread full circle

zsn wrote: ↑Sat Mar 27, 2021 12:35 am I have half a mind to fly to Georgia and hand out food and water to everyone standing in line to vote. Double dog dare them to arrest me. Even the Roberts court has enough sense and decency to decide in my favor.

Wonder if someone would collect funds for volunteers to give water to those standing in line. I’ll contribute

Just make sure you wear a MAGA hat!
Serious question. Someone is having a medical issue due to dehydration. Another person in line has water and is observing this person. Does the person who has the water lose their right to vote (and possibly be arrested) if they give the person in need some water - depending on if they are wearing something that supports a particular candidate?

got his mojo workin

Actually, holy water is an interesting angle.

If scotus won’t hear this sort of case as an issue of voting rights, maybe they will as an issue of religious freedom?

The key to the Georgia Law was nullifying votes though. The other sensational stuff like arresting water bearers was designed to divert your gaze from the terrible truth: Republicans get to decide which votes count and can decertify results at will and challenge ballots an infinite number of times. We actually may need to march to the sea again.

Grandma wrote: ↑Sat Mar 27, 2021 8:11 am

zsn wrote: ↑Sat Mar 27, 2021 12:35 am I have half a mind to fly to Georgia and hand out food and water to everyone standing in line to vote. Double dog dare them to arrest me. Even the Roberts court has enough sense and decency to decide in my favor.

Wonder if someone would collect funds for volunteers to give water to those standing in line. I’ll contribute

Just make sure you wear a MAGA hat!
Serious question. Someone is having a medical issue due to dehydration. Another person in line has water and is observing this person. Does the person who has the water lose their right to vote (and possibly be arrested) if they give the person in need some water - depending on if they are wearing something that supports a particular candidate?

What if you were to hand out communion wafers and sacramental wine, while in drag and wearing a MAGA hat? Really blow up whatever little brain they have!!

Seriously though I think someone in Georgia should start a “Waters for Voters” campaign, collect funds (like I said, I’ll donate) and hand out water at every polling station.

F5:)(3&@&ck you Republicans.

Buffoons peddling dumbasserry on the social media’s has become a major problem.

MICHHAWK wrote: ↑Sat Mar 27, 2021 12:22 pm Buffoons peddling dumbasserry on the social media’s has become a major problem.

Well..... no, too easy.

MICHHAWK wrote: ↑Sat Mar 27, 2021 12:22 pm Buffoons peddling dumbasserry on the social media’s has become a major problem.

Ok, I’ll bite.....(regrets choice) ....do you think what the Republicans are doing in Georgia is acceptable/decent/Constitutional?

Perhaps you subscribe to the Original Intent, which is that some people count for less....in that case.....Neeeever mind!

You can take a horse’s ass republican to reality but you can’t make him not shit on it.

MICHHAWK wrote: ↑Sat Mar 27, 2021 12:22 pm Buffoons peddling dumbasserry on the social media’s has become a major problem.

I agree. It won someone the Presidency and sent this country into a tailspin.

I don’t know if the intentional spread of misinformation is our biggest problem. But it is a problem.