Ogre’s Politics and Views

7 Responses to “Voter ID Requirements”

1. Wuptdo // May 17, 2008 at 2:37 pm

   I wonder if the voter ID thing will come up in the NCGA SS? Hopefully, the demokrats will embrace the idea of one person, one vote.

   Welcome to North Carolina, where even the dead get to vote!

2. Jeff // May 18, 2008 at 1:10 pm

   Ogre, I believe you mean to say, out of 10 people 1.8 persons would agree Congress is doing a good job. But I get the picture only too well. Question is, how does one get less than a whole person? How does one get .08% of one human being? Well it’s simple, just look at the democrat/liberals in this country. Consider this: the majority of the population in the US has expressed a desire to control our borders. It now appears that at UNC a program called Latino Initiatives has used state funds to send business/government people to Mexico to “incorporate” the Latino population into this state. Who paid for this? In budget of $1.4 million, almost $750,000 came from the state of NC. Now can the person(s) responsible for this program be a whole person? Probably not, in fact, let’s credit them as closer to .05% human. Other examples? Let’s look at Obama. A man who spent twenty years in a church and was so ill informed of the true nature of the opinions of his minister has absolutely no business being president. Let’s give him .0001% human being on that one. Michelle Obama, who is finally proud of her country ( which is to say these yokels have finally wised up and appear to be ready to put a Black Nationalist in the White House!), we’ll give her .00001% human being! It’s easy to see how statisticians come up with less than a whole person. I could go on Ogre ( perhaps your readers could come up with their own examples) however, the next time you read of a statistic that describes less than a whole person, just remember they perhaps come from the cerebrally challenged left wing variety of the population. OOps, the sun’s over the yard arm!

3. Ogre // May 18, 2008 at 4:47 pm

   In North Carolina, the more votes that are counted, the better. No, it doesn’t actually matter if ANY of the rabble (formerly referred to as citizens) actually vote. What matters is the total number of votes cast, period.

   As for the Democrats and intelligence, you do realize (and this can be factually proven) that if you are talking to a Democrat (select any Democrat at random), odds are about 60-40 that you will be talking to someone with less than a High School education.

4. GM Roper // May 19, 2008 at 1:17 am

   Ogre, there is a reason for the 60/40 split in HS education… those without are TRUE Democrats… they think they are OWED a living and the gubment will take care of them.

5. Ogre // May 19, 2008 at 6:17 am

   I wonder what the opposite percent is — how many without a high school diploma are registered Democrats. I bet about 90%

6. Wuptdo // May 19, 2008 at 1:20 pm

   Thanks to the NC demokrats and “Edukation” Govinor, r nationel publick skool ratin went frum 48 two 47.

7. Ogre // May 19, 2008 at 1:57 pm

   But don’t worry, as soon as we raise the public school salary for starting teachers to $70K per year, suddenly everything will be good. Oh, and we have to spend another $3 billion on administrators. Then the schools will be better. After all, money = better education, according to the all-knowing and all-powerful state of NC.