Comments by "Green Hornet" (@greenhornet8262) on "Voting rights take center stage on Martin Luther King Jr. Day" video.

Have you not heard of the fact that 65,000 people in georgia that were purged from their voter registration without their knowledge?
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@bjornfree8803 this is cliche but say it again for the people in the back
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@carlfaucher1543 thank you! They know that’s what the voting rights bills is acknowledging but they know if it’s fair they won’t win
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@jamellee8890 you’re not black but you are definitely ignorant
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@kimberlygarrett1485 65,000 people didn’t die or move away though. There was a scramble for everyone to get re-registered.
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@outofgas5293 proof?
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@peterdragon6367 proof they we’re 65,000 dead peoples names?
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@goldennugget1014 so now 65,000 didn’t vote in 20 years? There were plenty of people purged that votes the previous year. I’m still waiting for the other guy to give me proof that it was dead people. Can we keep one narrative and stick with it?
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@goldennugget1014 so 65,000 people in one area primarily people of color just so happen to decide to move all within the past year? Also that’s not how mail in voting works. They don’t just accept and count every vote they receive. The excuses for justifying voter oppression people come up with. At least make it a little believable.
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@goldennugget1014 majority of the people who were removed voted the previous elections and did not move. And majority of those people were people of color. I have family that was purged and have been voting for decades. Of course the “algorithm” isn’t going to straight out mention ethnicity but it’s more than a coincidence that people of color were the ones primarily effected in the counties that the purge took place. As the for the audit in Arizona, the people who conducted the audit actually found more votes for biden than the first count. There is still not a bit of evidence that the election was not valid even 60 lawsuits, hearings, recounts, and audits later. There has only been a question of validity of elections this much when it came to the last one.
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