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Polybius

(15,333 posts)
13. That judge was in my house once for a party when I was like 10
Mon Jun 27, 2022, 11:54 PM
Jun 2022

Very right-wing guy. Still, the decision is correct.

That is the way it should be. They are trying to do that in some locales in California. Things JohnSJ Jun 2022 #1
Good point & correct. nt oldsoftie Jun 2022 #10
Non-Citizens Should NOT be Allowed to Vote Lil Liberal Laura Jun 2022 #2
I certainly hope not. You're simply speaking the truth. oldsoftie Jun 2022 #11
I don't get this either. Citizens vote. Non citizens don't Joinfortmill Jun 2022 #23
I agree with this ruling ebbie15644 Jun 2022 #3
Same here Rebl2 Jun 2022 #9
Never a good idea to give ammunition to the enemy. 70sEraVet Jun 2022 #4
No taxation without representation VMA131Marine Jun 2022 #5
Why are non resident income taxes permitted then? MichMan Jun 2022 #6
That was a claim between British citizens and the crown. FBaggins Jun 2022 #7
Why shouldn't residents of a city have a say in how that city is run VMA131Marine Jun 2022 #12
If you moved to Paris, would you expect to be able to vote there? brooklynite Jun 2022 #16
So you're reasoning why it shouldn't be done here VMA131Marine Jun 2022 #18
Not 100% sure about London, but in Northern Ireland... sheepfarm Jun 2022 #28
That's an argument for them becoming citizens, not for allowing non-citizens to vote FBaggins Jun 2022 #22
In National and probably state elections that's still a good distinction VMA131Marine Jun 2022 #25
Again - that's an argument to convince the state to amend its constitution FBaggins Jun 2022 #27
I'm responding to the tone of many of the comments VMA131Marine Jun 2022 #29
If we want to end Corporations from being counted as people purr-rat beauty Jun 2022 #8
Those two things are not related VMA131Marine Jun 2022 #30
That judge was in my house once for a party when I was like 10 Polybius Jun 2022 #13
I had no clue noncitizens could vote in any election onetexan Jun 2022 #14
People having a say in how their community is run is the essence of democracy mathematic Jun 2022 #15
Permanent residents of Country "A" are still citizens of Country "B". They can vote there. brooklynite Jun 2022 #17
On strictly local issues, I don't see a problem with voting in both places VMA131Marine Jun 2022 #20
Your wife doesn't live in DC, why should she be able to vote there? mathematic Jun 2022 #21
But she lives in NYC only four days a week... brooklynite Jun 2022 #24
Precisely, she should be able to vote in strictly local elections VMA131Marine Jun 2022 #26
She lives in NYC permanently, you said so yourself. mathematic Jun 2022 #31
Permanent residency is a legal term...like citizenship brooklynite Jun 2022 #32
I'm with you on this. VMA131Marine Jun 2022 #19
I might be... myohmy2 Jun 2022 #33
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