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  Man, they closed something like 20 polling places for 500,000 voters. GTFO here with the insanity of victim blaming 500,000 people who have one day to wait in line at one polling place that was overloaded with 20,000 voters before.
context: They're obsessed with sex.
  It's all they talk about.
  The only reason I even know drag queen story times exist is because of republicans. >
  
  Keep in mind it's only republicans actually connecting drag queen story times to sex.
  It's like when people dress up as Raggedy Ann/Andy or watch Ms. Doubtfire. It's a fun costume that entertains kids. Adult shows are their own separate thing. >
  
  Yeah. They make it about sex, because they're insecure deviants. >
  
  If m&m’s aren’t safe, nothing is >
  
  Teletubbies, M&Ms, Seuss, whatever.  Fake outrage to chum the waters.
  The people doing this are professional propaganda experts plying their grift. >
  
  Or are they just opening the door to “conservative values children’s books?
  *if you use this idea I want dat $$$ >
  
  /$ is the best you get on reddit. >
  
  Take away abortion. Take away sex education. Try to take away contraception. 
  Lots of teen pregnancies incoming. >
  
  Just look up teen pregnancy rates by states. You’ll be shocked at the pattern…. >
  
  For those wondering Link to CDC
  Pretty much what I expected, with the exception of Texas which I thought would be higher. >
  
  It has a more urbanized population than most of the other Southern States, which helps it to have better demographic numbers. >
  
  Makes you wonder why they (we) still can't have a Dem governor. >
  
  -Copious amounts of voter suppression
  -Perhaps the most apathetic Dem-leaning voting base of any state
  -Texas is absolutely massive.  So yes, you have plenty of large cities/urban centers, but you also have so many swaths of absolute shithole wasteland where everyone votes Republican and those areas add up quick. >
  
  55% of REGISTERED voters in Texas didn't bother to vote last time. Not people who couldn't get registered (due to apathy or difficulty) but people who were registered, but couldn't be bothered to vote.
  At some point it stops being "blame the victims" and starts being "blame the enablers."