They’re victims. Victims are far more handicapped than the disabled.
I voted today. In the next line was an elderly guy in a wheelchair. He had no legs. He pushed himself through the line, showed his voter card and ID, got his ballot, marked it, then deposited it in the box, waiting until the American flag told him it had been counted. Then he accepted his “I Voted” sticker, proudly stuck it on his chest, and pushed himself out into the parking lot.
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I STILL think Atlanta’s “Broken Water Main” (that was never reported to or fixed by Public Works) is the best all-time cheat excuse.
DEI government workers… can’t handle a slightly sloped roof or envelopes. Are they all a bunch of paraplegics?
They’re victims. Victims are far more handicapped than the disabled.
I voted today. In the next line was an elderly guy in a wheelchair. He had no legs. He pushed himself through the line, showed his voter card and ID, got his ballot, marked it, then deposited it in the box, waiting until the American flag told him it had been counted. Then he accepted his “I Voted” sticker, proudly stuck it on his chest, and pushed himself out into the parking lot.
He is *not* a victim.
LarryArnold
The only way I can be a “ victim “ is of my own mistakes!
Roger
Mentally! YES!!!!