@tanujDE3180 A, but I’d discuss with the dev or team why DELETE wasn’t a better fit. Commenters saying B are technically correct but side effects mean you’re taking an action, not modifying one field and then saving. My 2¢
@FullAsMuchHeart@drowsyfire Masons can usually self disclose. We can’t disclose others without their prior permission. In a few places we won’t self disclose unless it’s legally req, etc., in other places we can be very open about it.
@decadimitry What’s crazy is he hasn’t been in a position to do anything about Gaza AND he called it a genocide. These people yelling at him are deranged. Then again, what do you expect from folks openly promoting Hamas governance while waving the pride flag. How do they think that would go?
@JRobFromMN Well your situation is a safety issue, although probably a bit too far IMHO, but inspectors are looking for issues that raise risk of injury to life. You're comparing apples to kiwi fruit, they're not really related at all.
@_LukeCSkywalker @FactCheckBrit @elonmusk Then since the feds are in control of whether or not you're a citizen, they need to provide a way for every citizen for free to get their proof of citizenship and then the States can demand it to register and vote. Otherwise it's a poll tax.
@ronrule Now talk about the feds 'reviewing' voter rolls and eliminating 'non-citizens' with a false positive rate in the 90% range
This is all about stopping voters not registers as republican from voting.
https://t.co/4X9gOPOQd6
@amber7930@ronrule@SmallGov4All But even here in Colorado I had to prove I'm a citizen in order to register. But we also use mail in voting which is a lot more convenient and I use a secure dropbox at my local library to drop it off. Prohibiting that is a violation of the Constitution and States' rights.
@amber7930@ronrule@SmallGov4All Honestly I think the issue that in order to vote which is a right I have to spend money is a problem, whereas I don't actually need a real ID if I'm not going to drive a car and I'm not going to fly.
@rf121rf@ronrule Then either you're voting by mail, or you're not voting. And I live in Colorado, one of those "evil blue states". We still show ID to vote in person. If your state can't figure out how to run voting that's something to take up with your state legislature.
@JacktheWhiz@IvoryHecker They were made to be computer readable so any programmer could write something to parse them. Otherwise hospitals would cheat and make everything into images that would be difficult to OCR reliably.
@aaronbailey@donwinslow Oh and by the way no not every citizen has a birth certificate. Especially one that is issued by a state, because a lot of older people only have the old hospital issue kind which do not count. Also unless they are free it is a poll tax.
@aaronbailey@donwinslow Oh contested elections will still be a thing. They weren't contested because people thought non-citizens were voting. When we audit we find it almost never happens. People will continue to contest the results because they don't agree with them.