Georgia Launches Website To Cancel Voter Registrations

[JohnnyGtar]

Gee, the timing sure is convenient.

 

[JackBootedThug]

 

[Dan Gleesak]

Interesting question. Undocumented immigrants account for billions of dollars in tax revenue; if you pay taxes should you be able to vote?

 

[VonBonfire]

Interesting question. Undocumented immigrants account for billions of dollars in tax revenue; if you pay taxes should you be able to vote?

Ir you came here illegally you violated the law, so, no.

 

[Dan Gleesak]

Ir you came here illegally you violated the law, so, no.

I imagine that accounts for most of the undocumented immigrants who don’t pay taxes lol

 

[scottosan]

Interesting question. Undocumented immigrants account for billions of dollars in tax revenue; if you pay taxes should you be able to vote?

That a poor interpretation. They pay sales tax. Just like any tourist of foreigner

 

[rsm]

Only traitors support invaders.

Demoncrats support open borders, sanctuary cities and invaders.

ergo...

 

[JohnnyGtar]

 

[Dan Gleesak]

That a poor interpretation. They pay sales tax. Just like any tourist of foreigner

They also pay federal taxes. Quite a bit too

 

[Geo]

Well, if were up to date, there would be no need for the bullshit.

This is total dem lawfare and this douche is the king of it.

 

[Floyd Eye]

??

Such fucking bullshit.

 

[Wayniac3]

They also pay federal taxes. Quite a bit too

That a poor interpretation. They pay sales tax. Just like any tourist of foreigner

Interesting question. Undocumented immigrants account for billions of dollars in tax revenue; if you pay taxes should you be able to vote?

My 0.02... if I go to a foreign country, while I am there, i am paying whatever taxes on goods & services. I have zero problem with that.

However- I entered legally, and do not expect them to change their language to accommodate me, give me a free phone or other services, nor do I have any reasonable expectation of being able to vote, even if I was there for several years (for work or whatever)

Scott - I'm sure you have a unique perspective on this - with your relocation. Are you becoming a citizen or able to vote? Legit question, not picking on you as I respect you - it's just you are in a VERY unusual situation, as you are a "reverse" migrant of sorts.

 

[Dan Gleesak]

My 0.02... if I go to a foreign country, while I am there, i am paying whatever taxes on goods & services. I have zero problem with that.

However- I entered legally, and do not expect them to change their language to accommodate me, give me a free phone or other services, nor do I have any reasonable expectation of being to vote, even if I was there for several years (for work or whatever)

Scott - I'm sure you have a unique perspective on this - with your relocation. Are you becoming a citizen or able to vote? Legit question, not picking on you as I respect you - it's just you are in a VERY unusual situation, as you are a "reverse" migrant of sorts.

I think what some people fail to understand, or choose to ignore, is that “undocumented immigrant” is a pretty huge umbrella. It’s trendy right now to talk about the “refugees” and all that, but just a few years ago the mantra was “they are taking our jobs!”. And guess what people who have jobs are paying into?

 

[scottosan]

My 0.02... if I go to a foreign country, while I am there, i am paying whatever taxes on goods & services. I have zero problem with that.

However- I entered legally, and do not expect them to change their language to accommodate me, give me a free phone or other services, nor do I have any reasonable expectation of being to vote, even if I was there for several years (for work or whatever)

Scott - I'm sure you have a unique perspective on this - with your relocation. Are you becoming a citizen or able to vote? Legit question, not picking on you as I respect you - it's just you are in a VERY unusual situation, as you are a "reverse" migrant of sorts.

I cannot vote and I try to speak the language. There are many cultural differences and in every case, I try to assimilate to those cultural differences

 

[scottosan]

They also pay federal taxes. Quite a bit too

They are undocumented . They work under see the table. Both them and the shitty employers circumvent the the income tax system.

 

[Wayniac3]

I think what some people fail to understand, or choose to ignore, is that “undocumented immigrant” is a pretty huge umbrella. It’s trendy right now to talk about the “refugees” and all that, but just a few years ago the mantra was “they are taking our jobs!”. And guess what people who have jobs are paying into?

I hear ya.. my mantra has always been - just do it legally & follow the fking law.
If they want in, get in line with everyone else.


If DC really wanted to solve the problem, they'd streamline the process for the path to legal migration & citizenship. But, as always, anything the Feds do, they fk up

 

[Dan Gleesak]

They are undocumented . They work under see the table. Both them and the shitty employers circumvent the the income tax system.

Undocumented does not always mean illegal

 

[Geo]

Undocumented does not always mean illegal

That's why the deep state created that word, because it's ambiguous. Just more spin and propaganda.

 

[Dan Gleesak]

That's why the deep state created that word, because it's ambiguous. Just more spin and propaganda.

Yes of course

 

[311boogieman]

I cannot vote and I try to speak the language. There are many cultural differences and in every case, I try to assimilate to those cultural differences

Japan right?


Dan - give me an example of how you can come into this country legally but without documentation? I'm sure there are some.