Anonymous #1 3d

Voter rolls and polling places are decided by the local municipalities. The heartbeat bill isn’t even applicable to situations like Smith’s, and it was her wish to carry to term anyway.

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Anonymous #1 3d

Probably no governor in the country has brought more business to their state than Kemp. Everything is being filmed here. Many huge companies are relocating here. Crime is at an all time low. Homelessness is at an all time low. As someone from Atlanta, I grew up in a time when it fit all the stereotypes that people say about it. Now, it’s safe as can be and the cleanest city I’ve been to. Granted, much of that is to be credited to Atlanta’s new mayor too, but it is a collaboration of work

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Anonymous OP 2d

Working for business is not working for the people. I’m also from Atlanta so you should know better. Crime and homelessness are at an all time low nationwide. everything was filmed here long before kemp took office. I don’t know how old you are but it’s been the case since I was very small. I’m also not sure where you got the idea he didn’t do voter purges. He very famously did those as Secretary of State for his own election

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Anonymous #1 2d

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/oct/19/georgia-governor-race-voter-suppression-brian-kemp

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Anonymous #1 2d

As for the heartbeat bills that specific legislation wasn’t used against Smith. It was the fetal personhood bill passed under Kemp in 2022. He’s also contributed consistently to an anti choice culture that allowed this medical experimentation to happen. He signed legislation that is killing women and it’s disingenuous to pretend he hasn’t. I’m not saying you need to act like he’s the devil but he’s not good.

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Anonymous #1 2d

Bringing businesses into your state creates jobs, and in Atlanta’s case as a white collar city, high paying jobs. Homelessness is absolutely not at an all time low across the country, and while things were filmed here before, there has been a massive uptick. Voter purging also isn’t inherently bad, and every source on it provides a different number so…

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Anonymous #1 2d

You missed the point that Smith wanted to carry to term. I don’t agree with his position on abortion, but I still think he is an amazing governor overall, and his approval rating is damn near 70% in a state that is half Dem, so…

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Anonymous #1 2d

I said it isn’t inherently wrong, not that it isn’t wrong when it’s undemocratic. It should occasionally happen though because, for instance, I re-registered to vote in California and thus, I should be purged from Georgia voter rolls

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Anonymous #1 2d

And the stereotypes have been true far more recently than that. Also, Andre Dickens is a fantastic mayor so i really don’t know what to make of you lmao

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Anonymous OP 2d

It is undemocratic. He was found to have improperly purged them including eligible voters and it made national news.

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Anonymous OP 2d

I really don’t know what stereotypes you’re talking about then because that doesn’t track at all with the reality I’ve lived in. Starting early 2000s Atlanta has been fine and much of the “stereotyping” is folks being afraid of Black people existing. Dickens is mostly fine and certainly better than some past mayors but Cop City is so egregious as to be unforgivable imo.

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Anonymous #1 2d

Okay well the numbers are widely disputed and it’s occurance is disputed, so it is hard to hold that against him. Regardless, that has nothing to do with the job he has done as a governor

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Anonymous OP 2d

She wanted to carry to term when she was alive. They actually had know was of knowing she wanted to be a medical experiment because she was unconscious or dead. Insane take. I don’t know why Kemp being the best governor ever is the hill you want to die on but it’s a weird one.

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Anonymous #1 2d

Homeless crackheads everywhere graffiti on every building and bridge trash everywhere. Cop city is only bad because of the forest they cut down to make it

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Anonymous #1 2d

If it was her wish, how is it outsiders’ place to say hey well now I bet she wants her baby aborted. She is brain dead either way, what difference does it make if the baby SHE WANTED CARRIED TO TERM is delivered

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Anonymous OP 2d

Yeah disputed by him because he got caught abusing his office in his own election 💀💀which has to do with his job as governor because it’s his he became governor. Bruh.

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Anonymous #1 2d

But it has nothing to do with his performance as governor

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Anonymous OP 2d

Deadass was never like this except for a couple areas past the 90s so I know you’re lying know lmao. If you think the woods was the worst part and not murdering unarmed protesters, giving police more military grade gear to use on citizens, legally declaring free speech domestic terrorism, and causing enormous disruption to the neighboring communities idk how to help you. One of many undemocratic opinions you’ve expressed in this thread.

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Anonymous #1 2d

I’m tired tbh to not engaging anymore but it’s clear to me you like Kemp because you’re a neoliberal with some undemocratic tendencies and have a really warped view of the history of the City. Hope you figure things out someday.

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Anonymous OP 2d

To term doesn’t include if you’re fucking dead bro nobody is expecting that to be an option 😭😭😭 evil response lowkey

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Anonymous #1 2d

Forgive me for thinking police should be adequately prepared for riots like the ones it was build in response to. How does it disrupt neighboring communities other than by making them less crime riddled 😭

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Anonymous #1 2d

I am literally speaking on my personal experiences in the city. I remember it being the exact way i’m describing it as. You’re delusional if you don’t, or lying about being from atlanta

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Anonymous #1 2d

If the baby can be saved and she is “dead” either way why does it fucking matter

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