Everybody is putting their fingers on the scales right now. Montana and Idaho are seeking to roll back their vote-by-mail measures that have existed for years. And there are accountants going through the past elections in every state identifying key intervention points to sway outcomes, like identifying where late registrations happen and trying to prevent that, etc. All under the guise of "trustworthy elections".
Democrats, on the other hand, are trying to check and undo a number of those for their own selfish purposes.
The question ultimately comes down to whether you believe in restricting voting access or making it easier. There's always the question of fraud in making it easier, but countermeasures can be done for that without affecting the other ... even if they often introduce their own evils. So that's really what this comes down to.
If you believe making it mandatory to validate with an ID before voting is restricting access (lol) to voting then I guess I have a bridge to sell you...somewhere.
The entire problem with this last election (honestly, probably many more before that) is that sides don't want to have the results scrutinized. If Dems really thought it was legit, then what's the harm in an audit? Why are they so angry to investigate why 150,000 people all registered on 1/1/1918 voted one way in a federal election for on candidate all from the same state? Why are they so angry at updating voter rolls so voters that actually live in that state can vote and clear out voters that moved to another state? Why the hell is it soooo bad to remove the opportunity for faud? Why is it racist (lol) to require an ID to vote? I guess every sports stadium, airline, etc are racsist too?
Vote by mail also has its issues and if one side refuses to admit (at least publically) that fraud can happen then why not take measures that prevent fraud? It's all rubbish. Sorry.
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And that is more to my own point. If we left class agendas and how to manage schools up to the parents, the educational system in America would be courting even bigger failures.
Blah blah blah, parents want a say. More like blah blah blah, parents want home schooling control and leave the state with the bill for day care. Half these parents couldn't even understand the homework a 6th grader goes through.
Parents want to know what is being taught to their kids. Nothing extraordinary about that. Nothing wrong with teachers posting their curriculum ahead of time so when they deviate from it and are held accountable for it, it's easier to discipline them professionally.
This whole "coming out to my students" nonsense you see on these retarded TikTok videos is an issue. It's none of the students business to know and its not the teachers place to tell the students what their sexuality is. I know you support liberal stuff, which is fine, but you all gotta draw the line somewhere. You can knock parents for home schooling their kids but is it not fair game to knock teachers that absolutely suck at their job? Or are we to assume all teachers are noble?
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Side note: Teddy Rosevelt's statue removed from the NYC museum for being
offensive (hurt feelings lol). A man's man if there ever was one. I wish I could buy it and put it in my front yard to piss everyone off (
@GordoDeCentral )