What if millions of people who already voted

[Roisin Ni Fiachra]

stood in voter lines in Republican strongholds in swing states on Nov. 3, and then simply went to the back of the line before they reached the polling areas?

Is that legal? Not recommending it, just wondering.

[beachbumbob]

1. don;t see how if can be illegal as long as no disruptions are made, but who would do this in the

first place? You would almost have to pay people to do it and that may be a legal issue

[Botany]

2. I like horses do you?

[Roisin Ni Fiachra]

16. I love all critters. I don't ride horses anymore, because I feel

like I would be enslaving them to my will.

[NurseJackie]

21. I've heard similar criticism with regard to keeping a pet. Supposedly...

... the cat or dog (or whatever) is being enslaved for our entertainment.

[I_UndergroundPanther]

22. A feral cat

Will live an average of 2 years. Cats who have people can live to be over 20 years old.

It's been proven cats want to be around us.

Cats I think domesticated themselves,by forming a relationship with us first.

[NurseJackie]

23. I think they stick around for the food and shelter. But mostly for the food.

It's been proven cats want to be around us.

I think they stick around for the food and shelter. But mostly for the food.

[Roisin Ni Fiachra]

24. Not a criticism, just how I personally feel.

I won't force anyone, human or other, to stay under my control or confines.

[NurseJackie]

25. M'kay.

[Shermann]

3. Obstructing people from voting without a valid reason to be in their way?

Good luck with that.

[Roisin Ni Fiachra]

11. Republicans obstruct Democrats from voting as an everyday matter of policy.

Again, I'm not recommending that anyone do this. I'm totally against voter suppression.

But it wouldn't break my heart to see Republicans be forced to wait in line for many hours, or days, in order to vote, just to give them a taste of what they do to us whenever and wherever they possibly can.

[Shermann]

12. An absurd idea with an even more absurd whataboutism defense nt

[cwydro]

15. The "they do it too" defense stopped working with my mom about age 4.

Hard to belief adults still try that.

[soothsayer]

4. Those people will not be wearing masks. Importantly: Voter suppression ain't our thing anyway

We WANT people to vote.

[Girard442]

5. Sounds legally problematic to me.

[getagrip_already]

6. to what effect?

Unless they went up to the registrar and wasted their time, it wouldn't lengthen anything but the line. And I have to imagine wasting a registrar's time wouldn't go over well after the third person tries it.

Even republicans aren't doing this.

Besides, voter suppression is bad and needs to stop in all forms.

[Mike 03]

7. If Trump has his way, there will be people looking for fights near polling places

on election day and I don't think it's wise to disrupt or obstruct or contribute in any way to that chaos. Somebody will get hurt. It just feeds into Trump's narrative.

[luv2fly]

8. No no no

This totally sends the wrong message, not to mention Covid and you would be blocking Biden voters as well. And... so long as you are in line by the deadline (at least in most states I am aware of) you get to vote. Just... no.

[In_The_Wind]

10. Thank you. I agree.

[LaMouffette]

9. Wow. That idea is so . . . Republican!

That is exactly the kind of "malarky," as Joe would say, that the Republicans would think of doing. If it didn't also have the possibility of keeping Dems from voting, I would say your idea is brilliant.

On second thought, although it is a brilliant idea, do we really want to stoop to their level? I feel like we Democrats are the only ones keeping the American standards of decency and fair play intact at this point.

[Roisin Ni Fiachra]

14. I agree.

Telling your voters to wait until the last minute to vote, like Trump did, is really, really fucking stupid.

Then again, the predatory sociopath instinctively knows that Democrats are too honorable to engage in voter suppression.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

13. Really not interested in voter suppression, thanks.

[MineralMan]

17. What if Democrats didn't do voter suppression?

That sounds pretty good to me.

[Hoyt]

18. Not into GOPer type dirty-tricks.

[fescuerescue]

19. good luck getting millions of people to do anything coordinated

and secret.

[LisaL]

20. What would be the point of this?

If they are not going inside to vote, it won't slow the voting down. For what reason would people who already voted stand in lines all day?