Hello John,   
      
    JM>> I have already informed the two BO   
    JM>> supporters that worked for me that they are history. A   
      
    BK>> You just confessed to a crime. Please do not do that in this   
    BK>> echo.   
      
    JM>> Sorry Bob, It's not a crime in Ga. So pound sand.   
      
    BK>> John, my statement may not be accurate,   
      
   JM>It isn't.   
      
   Louisiana and Georgia have similar laws concerning employment.   
   In Ohio (and the Frozen Nawth) things are much different.   
      
    BK>> I do believe it is a violation of federal law, not Georgia law,   
    BK>> to threaten or punish people for how they vote or who they   
    BK>> support in a federal election. It's called extortion.   
      
    BK>> That was the basis for my statement, not Georgia law.IS NOT   
      
   JM>It is against the law to threaten or punish people for how they   
   JM>vote or who they support in a federal election.   
      
   We do not have federal elections in this country.  We have   
   state elections.  We have local elections.  But never federal   
   elections.   
      
   JM>You are right it is called extortion.   
      
   It would be, if such a thing as federal elections existed.   
      
   JM>However that IS NOT what happened. It was AFTER the election and   
   JM>there is no Fed law preventing the pricks from being fired.   
      
   How can there be?  After all, we do not have federal elections   
   in this country.  Don't believe me?  Read the US Constitution.   
      
   JM>So like I said whine on to some one who gives a shit about it.   
      
   There is plenty to whine about concerning voting in this country.   
   Far too many people are disenfranchised today, in ways that should   
   never be.  For example, why should age be a factor as to who should   
   be allowed to vote and who should not?  Why should folks who have   
   done time in prison be denied the right to vote?  Why should folks   
   who are currently in prison be denied the right to vote?  Why should   
   folks who are in mental institutions be denied the right to vote?   
   What about folks in nursing homes?  What about folks on death row?   
   What about folks who are comatose?   
      
   We need to amend the US Constitution to allow everybody the right   
   to vote, no matter who they are or where they may be.  That includes   
   babies and old folks alike, the living and the dead ...   
      
   --Lee   
      
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