Rev. Joseph Lowery Inspires Clark Atlanta Students to Fight Voter Suppression and Vote

[icouldusesomehel p]

General Robert E Lee wrote:

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You never will get it.

One or two. It's easy enough, even for a southern boy. One or two.

Or are you, like your forefathers, too chicken?

[General Robert E Lee]

icouldusesomehel p wrote:

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One or two. It's easy enough, even for a southern boy. One or two.
Or are you, like your forefathers, too chicken?

That comparison is nothing more than race baiting, no response would be dignified.

[icouldusesomehel p]

General Robert E Lee wrote:

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That comparison is nothing more than race baiting, no response would be dignified.

Not true. It's a simple question. One or two.

C'mom, southern boy, show some guts. One or two.

[Eric 2016]

Is this raycisss?

How do you keep "icouldusesomehel p" from robbing your house? Put up a Now Hiring sign.

What makes "icouldusesomehel p" have a panic attack? A sign that says Men At Work.

[Grob Hahn]

I'm as guilty as anyone on this, but we have allowed this troll to literally sidestep every single one of these threads and switch the subject to him.

Like it or not, ignoring him is the only way to deal with this. Every time we feed him, the true subject of the thread vanishes. I would guess this is his true aim.

Just look at what isn't being discussed while we all attend to this manipulator. I'll admit I've been played, but it's time to restore the threads and move on. There are some other trolls, but this is the only systematic troll I have noticed here. There are others on boards in other cities.

Grobbbbbbbbbb

[Grob Hahn]

Repeat:
The biggest problem black Americans have with voting is not suppression, it's voter apathy. They suppress their own votes, especially during run-off elections where their turnout is usually 1/3 of the general election.

There are supposedly 3/4 million Americans who don't have adequate paperwork to legally vote. That's it, out of 310 million people. THAT could be fixed in less than a year. Instead it's used as a convenient political club to demonize white people who didn't cause the problem. The ones who caused the problem are too varied to lay it all at the feet of modern-day white Americans.

To do that would be racist!

Grob

[General Robert E Lee]

State voter ID laws apply equally to all. Those that challenge them on the basis of racial discrimination, are the true racists.