cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/21109313

I went to vote today in Georgia USA. People showed up wearing bed sheets over them. What is this supposed to communicate exactly??

      • DarkThoughts
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        -122 months ago

        You try to use this as a reason to not sound like a bigot, but you’re just meaning to say “yes”.

        • @Nurse_Robot
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          2 months ago

          Nope, in almost every context it’s fine to dress up as a ghost. A polling station An in person voting location in Georgia is one of the only exceptions.

    • @Maggoty
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      22 months ago

      You are absolutely not allowed to film or disturb a place of voting.

      • DarkThoughts
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        -42 months ago

        I never said anything implying the opposite. But filming also does not make you a Nazi either.

        • @Maggoty
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          12 months ago

          In the US, fucking with voting is very much Nazi behavior.

            • @Maggoty
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              12 months ago

              Right… That’s why they were allowed to stay.

              • DarkThoughts
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                -42 months ago

                They weren’t allowed to stay because they were filming. I’m struggling to apply Hanlon’s razor to you right now, since you sound like you’re arguing in bad faith just for the sake of arguing.

                • @Maggoty
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                  12 months ago

                  I’m struggling to get you to understand how bringing a camera to a secret ballot is disruptive.

                  • DarkThoughts
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                    -32 months ago

                    I’m struggling to get YOU to understand how that does not make you a Klan member.