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How does the public know that the person's vote won't count? Who gets access to the database to determine if the vote is ineligible. Many register with addresses like the local McDonald's, bank etc She says it later on in the interview So once that ballot has been cast either by mail and it's been ...

What? Are you saying steeple height isn't in the handbook?

Doctor CamNC4Me wrote: ↑

Mon May 13, 2024 8:21 pm

Res Ipsa wrote: ↑

Sun May 12, 2024 12:04 am

That’s a lot of arguing, for not arguing.

We’ll, he does like circumlocution, no?

- Doc

I'm just worried that he's going to surpass me in wordiness...

You don’t have the free will to have written this any other way. In fact I do. Just as you had the free will to respond to my post. Your brain didn’t just travel the path of least resistance- it traveled the only path it could have. No it didn’t. As I’ve recently said, however, that does seem to ha...

Yes. I didn’t consult randos and crackpots on you tube or elsewhere on the internet. I read books by people who have experience and knowledge in the relevant fields. I still do. Nice. Have you done any original research on the topic? LOL! What are you defining as original research? Are you blowing ...

The clause doesn't say the person's vote will count, it only says that they can avoid prosecution is they can "reasonably" prove that they believed they were legal. You know, like this 64 year old Florida man who was just "blindsided" last week with news he wasn't a legal resident. The man is a hug...

What testimony? It was an interview, right? When was she in Congress and when was the interview? Did she ever provide a shred of evidence to support her claim? It’s a pretty extraordinary claim — that Congress violates its oath by signing a secret loyalty pledge to a foreign country. Surely healthy ...

Valo wrote: ↑

Mon May 13, 2024 7:25 pm

Res Ipsa wrote: ↑

Mon May 13, 2024 7:07 pm

Explore it by reading some basic science books instead of making stuff up.

Is that what you did?

Yes. I didn’t consult randos and crackpots on you tube or elsewhere on the internet. I read books by people who have experience and knowledge in the relevant fields. I still do.

Gunnar wrote: ↑

Mon May 13, 2024 7:08 pm

Does Ajax ever get anything right?

That’s rhetorical, right.

If light travels with respect to aether, and aether is moving like a bucking bronco, then what is aether moving with respect to? Imagine a balloon that requires pressure to be inflated but any time you force "air" in to the balloon that air gets annihilated because inside the balloon is "antiair" a...