States are looking into the fact that in some of them there is no process to deny the right of the mentally ill to vote in elections. So there are groups trying to get the mentally ill disenfranchised. That seems to me be opening up a can of worms. Especially if some groups I know of want to be able to determine for themselves who is and who is not capable of voting or understanding the voting process. I mean obviously George Dubya Bush does not understand the process along with Karl Rove and just about all of the other Republican Party officials when they intentionally disenfranchised Democrat Party groups like blacks and jews as they did in Florida in 2000 and Ohio in 2004.If states start determining who is competent to vote, then I want to go after the Republicans. I am pretty sure their core constituent group, the TheoCons are too mentally impaired to vote for sure. I’m interested i what you have to say.Peter Nuhn
“A neighborhood woman, some dumb redneck who probably didn’t finish high school, was actually shocked that a person who isn’t perfect at speaking english could be that intelligent.”
Ignorance at it’s finest.
Why should mentally unfit be denied the right to vote when so many mentally unfit continue to serve in public office? Another double standard?
I’m all for it!!
Well we know that all theists are delusional. Belief in an imaginary Omni-Omni being…. well really!
If you are delusional you are mentally ill.
Ergo… Theists shouldn’t be allowed to vote.
Simple… like them.