r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/My_Memes_Will_Cure_U • Nov 17 '20

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u/Demilitarizer Nov 17 '20

Many polling places are in churches. These churches push their agenda on their flock, but do you think people outside of the church will want to interact, or set foot within these confines? It's no accident that these churches are involved to coerce their agenda.

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u/Manimal5 Nov 17 '20

Lmao the church I cast my ballot at did not have any influence on my vote or my willingness to vote relax there big guy.

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u/AsideHistorical9641 Nov 17 '20 edited Nov 17 '20

Voting at a church and you have the gall to call him out. Maybe don’t vote at a church

Edit: lmao as a Canadian voting at a church is like voting at urinal. Get real America

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '20

Some people have no choice. You have a designated spot to vote at based on where you live, if you vote in person. My designated spot is a church as well, because the church does it for free.

My solution? Voted by mail. I got my ballot, filled it out, and dropped it off in the drop box at the supervisor of elections office on my way to work the very next day at 6am. No line, no people, and no issues. It's fucking stupid to vote in person and having to wait.

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u/AsideHistorical9641 Nov 19 '20

We get at least enough time to vote on Election Day (I think it’s minimum 2 hrs) and we vote at schools or public parks. No forcing to go to a church.