Comments on Bay Area Houston: king street patriots missing in action

If a King Street Traitor was intimidating a voter ...

2011-12-31T00:08:18.679-06:00

If a King Street Traitor was intimidating a voter and got their ass shot for it, I wouldn't have any problem with it at all.

They want to act tough, then act it.

As soon as one of them gets their ass handed t...

2011-12-28T18:01:54.594-06:00
As soon as one of them gets their ass handed to them

You'd like to see that, wouldn't you? You'd like to answer words with violence. Positions like yours have no place in a republic.

Anon 10:48, are you suggesting that people should ...

2011-12-27T23:56:00.035-06:00
Anon 10:48, are you suggesting that people should attack KSP members, or merely predicting that such an assault will happen?

king street patriots are a bunch of pussies. As so...

2011-12-27T10:48:15.559-06:00
king street patriots are a bunch of pussies. As soon as one of them gets their ass handed to them for attempting to intimidate a voter they will run like a scared dog.

"Or they will once again waste their time at ...

2011-12-27T02:36:28.823-06:00
"Or they will once again waste their time at minority voting locations hoping someone doesn't protect their right to vote by putting a cap in their ass."

Are you suggesting minority voters should shoot members of King Street Patriots? Why?

Why did you call them "Queen Street Patriots?...

2011-12-27T02:34:39.506-06:00
Why did you call them "Queen Street Patriots?"

B.A.H. It is sad that you should celebrate yet ano...

2011-12-26T23:38:27.657-06:00
B.A.H.
It is sad that you should celebrate yet another act by the Holder DOJ to ignore the will of the American people. The same great wisdom that refused to prosecute voter intimidation in Philadelphia and deliberately put guns in the hands of criminals in our state and along the border with neighboring Mexico, now seeks to refuse free state-provided photo IDs to those in South Carolina who lack them today. These individuals who today lack the standard ID required to secure medical and social/welfare services, to execute financial transactions, to access transportation services, or to get a job will remain disadvantaged – just where the Holder Justice Department wants them to be. Oh, sorry, you did not intend to tell your readers that not only did the South Carolina law seek to improve election integrity by requiring photo IDs for identification when voting; it also provided free state-funded photo IDs to those who did not otherwise have them. This gives personal day-to-day benefits to these people far beyond just the election process.

And you wish the same on citizens in Texas as well, despite the fact that the True the Vote volunteers who worked the polls in Harris County in 2010 were able to present Texas legislators with over 750 documented cases of election irregularities while those who opposed Photo ID could not present even one individual who was actually, rather than conceptually, disadvantaged by the proposed Texas Photo ID law. And enough with the false racist charges that only show your personal ignorance. True the Vote volunteers work at all poll locations and the documented irregularities already recorded were committed by all ethnic groups. Vote fraud and election irregularities are criminal acts not ethnic acts. You really should have enough respect for your readers to tell them the truth and let them make up their own minds rather than mislead them with false and incomplete statements.