Fight against so-called voter "fraud" unwittingly targets legitimate voters.

[kentonio]

What conspiracy? Seriously, your desire to paint every criticism of the Obama admin as a paranoid conspiracy theory is bewildering. The accusation is that the Civil Rights division is reluctant to enforce the civil rights laws in instances where those committing voter intimidation and discrimination were black.

You clearly haven't been following Zevicos posts about how Obama marched with the NBP etc etc.

[Felch]

I don't read much of what he posts.

[MrFun]

The police were called. The guy with the club was sent away. Do you guys seriously not believe that this happened? I don't get why you're all hell bent on defending this sort of criminal behavior.

I'm not defending this; I'm just being snarky and facetious. I'm just pissed when white people who are fanatical about the Second Amendment only go so far as: "Right to bear arms for white people, but not black people."

[Zevico]

You clearly haven't been following Zevicos posts about how Obama marched with the NBP etc etc.

Nor have you. I'm not alleging any conspiracy between them.

[Zevico]

I'm not defending this; I'm just being snarky and facetious. I'm just pissed when white people who are fanatical about the Second Amendment only go so far as: "Right to bear arms for white people, but not black people."

Find one.

[DaShi]

[The Mad Monk]

Found some fraud!

[Ben Kenobi]

I'm just pissed when white people who are fanatical about the Second Amendment only go so far as: "Right to bear arms for white people, but not black people."

Fine. Show me where the KKK takes up arms in black neighbourhood polling booths. Voter intimidation!=right to bear arms.

[Felch]

I'm not defending this; I'm just being snarky and facetious. I'm just pissed when white people who are fanatical about the Second Amendment only go so far as: "Right to bear arms for white people, but not black people."

It's odd, but black people just don't seem to want to hang out with us rednecks at the shooting range. I've seen a few at the NRA, and one at the Isaac Walton League. They're certainly welcome, I guess crackers with guns make them nervous. All good people should be armed and ready to defend their liberties.

[The Mad Monk]

We don't seem to have that problem in Kansas City; Cabella's and The Bullet Hole both have a nice mix.

[regexcellent]

The range I go to "near" Rochester (20 miles-ish) doesn't have much of a mix.

[kentonio]

Nor have you. I'm not alleging any conspiracy between them.

Sure, you just happened to talk about them repeatedly in the same post on several different occasions by complete chance. You certainly weren't trying to imply that there was any kind of connection..

Found some fraud!

Shame the voter ID laws wouldn't have made any difference whatsoever.

[Zevico]

Sure, you just happened to talk about them repeatedly in the same post on several different occasions by complete chance. You certainly weren't trying to imply that there was any kind of connection..

When I say that the "bigotry of low expectations", "misanthropy" and "racialism" explain why the Department of Justice acted as it did, I mean it. There are far left attorneys in the department who have expressly stated that they do not think that the Civil Rights Act applies to discrimination against whites and that no black can be classed as an offender in the civil rights context, even if they engage in voter fraud or intimidation. The result is plain to see: a case that was quietly dropped to suit the Department's ideological preferences. That doesn't mean the Department, the Democrats or Obama sat down and cackled to themselves about being in cahoots with the NBP. It's simply the result of the far left's plans and ideas in action.

[molly bloom]

I'm not defending this; I'm just being snarky and facetious. I'm just pissed when white people who are fanatical about the Second Amendment only go so far as: "Right to bear arms for white people, but not black people."

How to wear firearms with style: Lesson No.1

[MrFun]

It's odd, but black people just don't seem to want to hang out with us rednecks at the shooting range. I've seen a few at the NRA, and one at the Isaac Walton League. They're certainly welcome, I guess crackers with guns make them nervous. All good people should be armed and ready to defend their liberties.

I'd be curious to know how many militant right-to-bear arms white people also happen to be racist/white supremacist.