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Liberals: Telling People Voter Fraud is a Felony = Racist???

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Right because putting up a sign and standing outside of polling places armed is the samething.

 

 

The intent was the same. Would you have not voted if you saw the two black guys there?

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The intent was the same. Would you have not voted if you saw the two black guys there?

 

I would have. :D

The intent was the same. Would you have not voted if you saw the two black guys there?

 

Unless there was a danger of the billboard falling on me then no it isn't the same. Would I vote still, yes. That doesn't change they are physically threatening people versus a stupid sign.

Unless there was a danger of the billboard falling on me then no it isn't the same. Would I vote still, yes. That doesn't change they are physically threatening people versus a stupid sign.

 

It's hard to understand if you don't understand the mindset of those who have to see that sign. The feeling of being oppressed isn't always brought on by physical measures.

Looks like voter intimidation with dubious racial intention to me.

 

Come on man, that woman isn't that scary.

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^ I heard that one of Romney's kids just bought an electronic voting machine, maybe they are going to try this again :D

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