← Back to context Comment by PeterStuer 8 hours ago Both actions were 100% political. 2 comments PeterStuer Reply RIMR 8 hours ago True, but this does not mean that both acts were equal.For example, voting is a political act, and so is voter suppression. We wouldn't argue that both are equal acts. One is liberating, and the other is oppressive. PeterStuer 8 hours ago In your flawed analogy it would be more like unlimited mail-in ballot harvesting vs. supervision inside the voting booth.
RIMR 8 hours ago True, but this does not mean that both acts were equal.For example, voting is a political act, and so is voter suppression. We wouldn't argue that both are equal acts. One is liberating, and the other is oppressive. PeterStuer 8 hours ago In your flawed analogy it would be more like unlimited mail-in ballot harvesting vs. supervision inside the voting booth.
PeterStuer 8 hours ago In your flawed analogy it would be more like unlimited mail-in ballot harvesting vs. supervision inside the voting booth.
True, but this does not mean that both acts were equal.
For example, voting is a political act, and so is voter suppression. We wouldn't argue that both are equal acts. One is liberating, and the other is oppressive.
In your flawed analogy it would be more like unlimited mail-in ballot harvesting vs. supervision inside the voting booth.