Kemp signs restrictive GA voting bill; Dem lawmaker arrested for protesting

[TheUberHuber]

(04-08-2021, 04:35 PM)hollodero Wrote: This is a perfect example on how this political duality is so harmful. There's someone who has a different take on something specific, and you immediately identify that person as a Republican because of said disagreement. And then you throw a bunch of unrelated Republican viewpoints at him. 

You're with me or you have to be one of them. No middle ground. There's no middle ground party, after all? Only us and them.

As to the topic at hand, forcing people to vote seems a bit drastic. If someone rather wouldn't, that is a personal decision and I don't see the value in mandating that person to pick a side. Chances are that this would only even further the trenches and the creation of very simplistic arguments for people that aren't informed and don't care.

I am not really for and see your point but I would think it would make third parties more of a thing, which I wish we had. Also, I don't know it would force people to pick a side per se. People could always wright in their own name for example.