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  2. In a word: sleazy.
  4. What is sleazy about stating that crimes are crimes?

    You're sleazy for objecting to it.
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  5. The Bradley Foundation also didn't see anything racist about their Bell Curve report, so...
  6. It's not racist because we put it in a white neighborhood too!

    That's why i only wear my hood in Waukesha. That way it isn't racist.
  7. We wouldn't want to suppress that type of crime would we?

    Liberals against crime suppression, what the hell has become of us?
  8. What makes it "reprehensible" to point out that Voter Fraud is punishable by Jail time?

    How is this simple message is being twisted into voter supression?

    Unless you are claiming that there is in fact Vote Fraud and that the message of these billboards might reduce the Vote Fraud, then I get your point.
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  9. If you don't see why this is suppression, then you need to think about it some links voting to a felony. So, what if by some chance there's a mix up of sorts at the polls (not too uncommon) and it somehow appears that you have violated election law due to someone else's mistake. Why would I expose myself to any such risk at all by voting? I've just visited my dad and brother in prison and know I don't want to go there. My friend just got completely framed in a drug bust by MPD, I just turned 18 and never voted before...I'm not going there after seeing that billboard, I'll just keep my nose clean and skip it.....
  10. faux outrage. grow up.


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