Modernizing communication makes perfect sense, but it should be an addition to improve flow of information, not a replacement that leaves some people behind for whatever reason.
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Modernizing communication makes perfect sense, but it should be an addition to improve flow of information, not a replacement that leaves some people behind for whatever reason. Most people would move to such a system willingly, freeing up resources for the older methods to work for those who need it. This sounds like a move to "accidentally" filter out certain demographics.
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Demographics like ancient boomers who don’t have email and always vote R?
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Demographics like ancient boomers who don’t have email and always vote R?
Older people, or those who don't have access or aren't familiar to technology. Maybe even other situations I don't know about. Why wouldn't we offer help and a way to access that help to anyone? I don't care how they voted or who they are. I wish they'd come around to thinking differently, but they're still people.
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We would do those things of course. My point was that this dumbass administration seems intent on killing its own supporters.
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We would do those things of course. My point was that this dumbass administration seems intent on killing its own supporters.
All I can say is the wisdom from George Carlin: "It's a Big Club, and you aren't in it." None of these people, Republicans or not, aren't either. They just haven't realized it, and may never.
