[cherokee48]

Originally Posted by RocketDawg

At the end of the day, Alabama is going to have two predominately black voting districts. Why not just go ahead and accept that fact, do the redistricting according to law, and get it over with.

This is the wisest course of action, at some point the adults in the room (federal court) will make sure their authority is respected.

[mimpdaddy]

Originally Posted by cherokee48

I know smh it's maddening. It seems to be getting a lot more national attention now.

Who cares!!Legacy media is dying anyway. New media is being streamed and made up of independent journalist. How does it change your life? More democrats running the state will definitely change Alabama in a negative way.

[Rick In Madison]

Being an overly simple minded person and using our state (Alabama) as a working example; why are the voting maps drawn in the manner that they are being drawn? If the general rule is there should be an equal number of voters or maybe its people above the age of 18 must be equally distributed then why do they not simple draw parallel lines either horizontally or vertically and equally divide the state geographically. Once that is done, slowly move the lines either north/south or east/west so the represented population is relatively equal?

Again I'm simple.

The current system seems ripe for misrepresentation on either side of the aisle. Effectively this is the argument another has made earlier in the thread.

If white people are represented more in one area then good.
If black people are represented more in one area then good.
If simpletons like me are represented more in one are then good.

If you don't like it then move.

Simpleton from Madison.

[cherokee48]

Originally Posted by mimpdaddy

Who cares!!Legacy media is dying anyway. New media is being streamed and made up of independent journalist. How does it change your life? More democrats running the state will definitely change Alabama in a negative way.

By negative change do you mean black voters in Alabama having the political representation they have earned and have a right to is a negative and harmful impact?

If so who is harmed by the court correcting the violation of black voters rights?

[mimpdaddy]

Originally Posted by Rick In Madison

Being an overly simple minded person and using our state (Alabama) as a working example; why are the voting maps drawn in the manner that they are being drawn? If the general rule is there should be an equal number of voters or maybe its people above the age of 18 must be equally distributed then why do they not simple draw parallel lines either horizontally or vertically and equally divide the state geographically. Once that is done, slowly move the lines either north/south or east/west so the represented population is relatively equal?

Again I'm simple.

The current system seems ripe for misrepresentation on either side of the aisle. Effectively this is the argument another has made earlier in the thread.

If white people are represented more in one area then good.
If black people are represented more in one area then good.
If simpletons like me are represented more in one are then good.

If you don't like it then move.

Simpleton from Madison.

Sounds good to me!!! You get what you ask for, good luck.

[mimpdaddy]

Originally Posted by cherokee48

By negative change do you mean black voters in Alabama having the political representation they have earned and have a right to is a negative and harmful impact?

If so who is harmed by the court correcting the violation of black voters rights?

What is representation for black voterrs? I have never seen it.

[cherokee48]

Originally Posted by mimpdaddy

What is representation for black voterrs? I have never seen it.

Interesting, if I understand you correctly you don't want to see black voters have representation. Are you also against black people in Alabama voting too?

[mimpdaddy]

Originally Posted by cherokee48

Interesting, if I understand you correctly you don't want to see black voters have representation. Are you also against black people in Alabama voting too?

Depends on the black person. But what is representation for black voters?

[cherokee48]

Originally Posted by OldBankhead

It is quite obvious you have no idea what this is about or you believe only non-poor people deserve equal representation. Either way, there's nothing I can do for you.

I'd say the idea is non white voters don't deserve ANY representation regardless of who the black person is, either way I see what you mean.
With this type of image around Alabama I can see why Space Command stayed in Colorado.

[MinivanDriver]

Originally Posted by mimpdaddy

They do suck, but that's literally every politician in America. The politicians in Alabama are not as bad as some of other states like California there is a mass exodus there. Extremely high crime and homelessness. Democrats will do anything to get you emotional to give them power. You have the privilege to talk about Alabama. Its fake outrage and privilege. Tommy Tuberville has not done nothing to hurt your quality of life.


Old lady was beat with her own cane in NY at train station for over 50 times. That ain't happening where you are.

Dude. Do you not read the newspaper? Some variation of that happens literally every day in the state. The per capita violent crime rate in Alabama is 25% higher than New York. Look, I get you love the state, but it does no good to deny reality.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ent_crime_rate