Comments by "" (@TheHuxleyAgnostic) on "Will Fighting Against Vote-by-Mail Backfire for Republicans?" video.

@luchi.el.zorrito Every other country in the world got the same info out of China and the WHO, dumb dumb. Every country had the same starting point. If the US had responded even in a mediocre fashion, like Canada, that would translate into about 400k fewer deaths. If they had responded in an amazing fashion, like S Korea, that would translate to under 10k deaths. The US response sucked ass.
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@luchi.el.zorrito You're only needlessly killing people and spreading more variants than any other state, but hey, as long as you're unemployment rate is a few percentage points lower than some other states. Woohoo!
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@luchi.el.zorrito Strong voter ID laws are directly classist. Poor people are less likely to have a driver's license, so it's a hurdle you're adding for them, before they can vote. Poor people can less afford to take a day off to go get ID. "Free", except for that time off you won't get paid for, and your transportation costs. Hispanic and black Americans have higher percentages of poverty, which would make it indirectly racist, if that wasn't for the fact that is common knowledge, before the fact. While Georgia isn't going back to zero drop boxes, and drop boxes are "expanding" from 2016, the 2020 election obviously made voting too convenient, so they're drastically reducing it from the amount they allowed for in 2020. There are already fewer polling stations per capita in poorer districts which, again, disproportionately affects certain minority groups, making them have to stand in line longer. And now people can't bring them any food or water, as if they're going to change their vote in line, due to a water handout. Not sure why this would be an issue, if handing out food and water were a bipartisan activity. Oh wait, it's not, because right wingers don't give two shits about the people in line for hours. But you've probably heard, or read, this kind of stuff before, and are just playing stupid.
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