How many dead Russians are there, in the war in Ukraine? How many dead Ukrainians? By your insane calculus, we must conclude that it's the Ukrainians that lust after body count, it's the Ukrainians that are in the wrong. Boop to that.
How are they more valuable? And, I'm sorry, are you saying Pretti was a terrorist?
Again, this indicates that it isn't about immigration - there are thousands more undocumented immigrants in Texas and Florida than there are in Minnesota (of all places) - it's about compliance with the Regime. Texas and Florida bow down before the Overlord, and that's why the Overlord doesn't send his jackbooted thugs there.
I deny your analogy. It's a stupid analogy. Russia and Ukraine aren't the same country. Russia is not trying to provoke armed resistance, they're trying to assert control over sovereign territory. Dumb, pathetic analogy.
Was he shocked because he never actually registered to vote?
Comparing armed ICE personnel to dumb, dangerous wild animals seems almost as unintentionally bad as comparing the economy to the Titanic (it takes a long time to turn around doncha know)
No, I'm contending that Texas and Florida are bending down and kissing the boots of the Regime. Pleasing the Master is all they care about.
Irrelevant. Texas and Florida, despite many decades of rhetoric to the contrary, don't actually care about freedom or liberty when the Master orders them to comply. They'll take the whip and they'll like it and ask for more.
I'm having trouble understanding the point in the highlighted sentence. What does a green card holder being shocked to be summoned for jury duty have to do with "no citizenship verification"?
Show me where he says he wants more dead bodies. There are already rules against personalization.
There's a trivial truth there, perhaps, but risk is not desire, and something bad is not something good.
There is a widespread misconception that only registered voters get jury summons.
As I understand it, non-citizens are barred from jury duty everywhere, though it's not technically a federal issue. There was, it seems, a possible move by California to change that, but it was vetoed by Governor Brown. But since a jury summons is frequently made from motor vehicle registries rather than voter rolls (since, alas, it's more likely for a citizen to drive than to vote) it is quite common for resident aliens to be called for jury duty. Since non-citizenship may be used as a ploy by citizens to dodge jury duty, some jurisdictions may ask for proof, such as an alien registration number (which is on one's green card). It really has nothing do do with whether the requirements for voter registration are rigorous or not.
Your inserted correction is wrong. Federal law requires every state to verify eligibility for federal elections. Whether it is done via automated backend checks or manual review, citizenship verification happens in every state, not just "some."
So far we have people scoffing at disenfranchising literally millions of people because they found 4 instances of fraud that voter ID wouldn't even have prevented. That tells you how honest their stated concerns are.