Why the Rittenhouse Case Has Changed Everything (Page 38): LOL But your link does not address what happens before they are received. There is where the fraud can occur.

American Vet

DASHY wrote:

Here's a link you might be interested in reviewing... (show quote)

LOL

But your link does not address what happens before they are received. There is where the fraud can occur.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

DASHY wrote:

Do you vote in person or, like millions of Americans, do you vote-by-mail?

I personally vote in person, but dod vote in the primaries by mail on e and it bothered me so I just vote in person….

More of a Traditional thing too.. I remember the first time I voted, my dad made sure of it.. You didn’t tell me who to vote for but he was there to pick me up to go to the polling place. Lol lol

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

American Vet wrote:

LOL

But your link does not address what happens before they are received. There is where the fraud can occur.

I can tell you for a fact in the 2020 election our mailman, name is Daniel, knew of a number of homes that were vacant and rather than leaving their ballots in their mailbox he returned them address unknown.. But he is only one person, by his own admission most just deliver and keep going..

JR-57 Loc: South Carolina

In 2020, a slim majority voted in person. It was almost an even split for those that voted on Election Day versus those that voted early. Dem voters were twice as likely than Republicans to vote by mail. Being somewhat of a math geek, I’m suspicious of the results from the 2020 election due to the statistical anomalies seen based on empirical data from previous elections. At this point I have little trust in the process and it’s accuracy. Regardless, ensuring voting integrity is a topic each and every citizen should support without bias. If we can’t set our differences aside on this issue and put in place the maximum safeguards to prevent voter fraud we’ll have selfishly destroyed our founders intent of a self governing nation.

American Vet

JR-57 wrote:

In 2020, a slim majority voted in person. It was ... (show quote)

Ensuring voter integrity is not what the left wants.

JR-57 Loc: South Carolina

American Vet wrote:

Ensuring voter integrity is not what the left wants.

If that’s true, and I believe it is, then put all of our difference on the table and let’s get it on. Based on where we’re at, I see no other way. I’m past the point of patience, in fact I now have none, and I’m not willing to stand by and watch this great nation be destroyed by those who are against, attack and erode our founding principles. Our founders would not have sat by and tolerated the oppositions strategic behavior to fundamentally transform our nation.

DASHY

lindajoy wrote:

I can tell you for a fact in the 2020 election our mailman, name is Daniel, knew of a number of homes that were vacant and rather than leaving their ballots in their mailbox he returned them address unknown.. But he is only one person, by his own admission most just deliver and keep going..

If someone other than the designated voter tries to use a mail-in ballot, that ballot must still pass the verification check including matching signatures and the unique serial number or bar code printed on every ballot mailed out to voters.

DASHY

JR-57 wrote:

If that’s true, and I believe it is, then put all of our difference on the table and let’s get it on. Based on where we’re at, I see no other way. I’m past the point of patience, in fact I now have none, and I’m not willing to stand by and watch this great nation be destroyed by those who are against, attack and erode our founding principles. Our founders would not have sat by and tolerated the oppositions strategic behavior to fundamentally transform our nation.

A good start to restoring trust in the voting process and it's accuracy is for loser Trump to stop spreading the "Stop The Steal" lie. Voting integrity is enshrined in HR4 John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act. HR4 will protect our right to vote and safeguard the integrity of our democracy. HR4 passed the House with just one Republican vote. Instead of "putting all of our differences on the table" Mitch McConnell has vowed to stop any bills passed by the House. Great start for preserving our founding principles.

JR-57 Loc: South Carolina

DASHY wrote:

If someone other than the designated voter tries to use a mail-in ballot, that ballot must still pass the verification check including matching signatures and the unique serial number or bar code printed on every ballot mailed out to voters.

And all up to the discretion of the person feeding the ballot into the fool proof vote counter.

debeda

JR-57 wrote:

And all up to the discretion of the person feeding the ballot into the fool proof vote counter.

You know, drivers licenses and state IDs are scanned for all sorts of stuff. Why not voting? And if you want to vote by mail you must provide a copy of ID with barcode showing to scan.

DASHY

JR-57 wrote:

And all up to the discretion of the person feeding the ballot into the fool proof vote counter.

After completing voter verification at the polling place, the voter feeds the ballot into the fool proof vote counter. A similar voter verification process takes place with mail-in voting.

DASHY

debeda wrote:

You know, drivers licenses and state IDs are scanned for all sorts of stuff. Why not voting? And if you want to vote by mail you must provide a copy of ID with barcode showing to scan.

A unique serial number or barcode is already printed on the mail-in ballot. As I am sure you know, not every voter has a driver's license or another form of a barcode scannable ID. Drivers licenses and state IDs are good proof of identification when voting at the polls.

MajG

ACP45 wrote:

Initially, I, like many here on OPP, felt that whi... (show quote)

Very interesting post. You may be right. Great change sometimes requires a catalyst, something as simple as self defense trial or police murder. The Floyd killing started a whole "summer of love" with riots and destruction with bewildered governments looking on powerless to help. (By choice) Death and destruction did nothing to reincarnate Floyd but it did wake up a lot of the sleeping public dumb enough to support those powerless governments. It started a new "We hate whites" pogrom begun years ago by Obama that turned into the idiotic "Wokeness" of today, even as deep as the military.
The Rittenhouse verdict might just be that match that lights the "We won't take it anymore" fire America so desperately needs.
The new Mayor of NYC might be just what they need. Phony BLM punks with made up stupid names like Hawk can go pound sand. Start too much crap and hello Jail. Some people refuse to put up with the BS. Another fine example is the former Police Chief of Detroit. No BS tolerated. No riots.

This smash and grab business may just be halted by lead poisoning of the perpetrators. It'll end that problem quickly.
History tells us that when there is no public protection, real men stand up and deliver vigilante justice. Not legal or always fair but quite effective..
We may be almost there.

MajG

DASHY wrote:

During the riot ruled by angry mobs who threatened innocent people and burned businesses, Rittenhouse was the only person who killed someone. I hope the Rittenhouse decision does not tell other vigilante kids that it is OK to kill people you disagree with.

Mostly the ones that threaten your life need killing.

MajG

TommyRadd wrote:

When the policing powers that are hired and paid to protect “we the people” decide they aren’t interested in performing their duties, I guess you’re perfectly willing to let chaos prevail?

Lemming.

The police are not obligated to protect the public. Famous DC case a few years ago. When there is no law real men make their own. Vigilantism is nothing new or unexpected. So much for chaos.