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Don’t blame the U.N. Human Rights Council

Don’t blame the U.N. Human Rights Council

It doesn’t know any better, it lives for self-parody, UN rights council delves into US voter I.D. laws:

The controversy over requiring voters to provide photo IDs has reached the world stage.

The United  Nations Human Rights Council is investigating the issue of American election  laws at its gathering on minority rights in Geneva, Switzerland.. This, despite  the fact that some members of the council have only in the past several years  allowed women to vote, and one member, Saudi  Arabia, still bars women from the voting booth completely.

Officials from the NAACP are presenting their case  against U.S. voter ID laws, arguing to the international diplomats that the  requirements disenfranchise voters and suppress the minority vote.

John Hinderaker says “This is really the last straw. It is time to get out of the United Nations.”  Been there, done that.

That won’t solve the problem, there are other places the NAACP can go to to defend the right to voter fraud:

In a Monday message to the first National Human Rights Conference, Ahmadinejad said the Iranian constitution places emphasis on various aspects of citizens and human rights.

Nations, particularly Muslim ones, have pinned their hopes on the Iranian nation and the major achievements of the Islamic Revolution to guide them on their path, IRNA quoted him as saying.

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Photo ID laws require voters to present a government-approved photo ID before they may cast their ballots in Belgium, Spain, Greece, Italy, Malta, and at least eight US states.

    LukeHandCool in reply to Neo. | March 15, 2012 at 12:41 pm

    You need picture ID to vote in Mexico!!

    Where is the UN on that?

    The argument by the Left (which is entirely BS) is that those countries don’t have the disparate populations that the United States has, and thus don’t suffer from the same “voter suppression” tactics that are present in the us. Further, as “progressive” countries, they are moving toward voter inclusion, not our backward “individual rights at the expense of the whole” mentality.

    It’s almost entirely a lie. Yes, there are some racial populations which are less likely to get a government issued photo ID than others. But as SCOTUS has said, that burden is negligibly small and can be mitigated through initiatives OTHER than striking down voter ID laws.

    Separating those individuals who don’t get an ID from those who CAN’T get an ID is going to be critical for the next few elections until the “undocumented resident” movement can be crushed for the damage it does to the fabric of our nation.

      “Yes, there are some racial populations which are less likely to get a government issued photo ID than others.”

      Please give an example.

      My 80 year old mother must provide photo ID every time I take her to the doctor – services provided by Medicare. Are you saying Christian Scientists don’t go to the doctor, therefore, are less likely to have voter ID.

      My doctors require photo ID. You can’t buy beer, alcohol, sudafed, certain cough syrups without photo ID. Admission to an R rated movie requires a photo ID if you appear to be under the age of 18.

      Do all other Medicare service recipients NOT have to provide photo ID?

      It is crystal clear that NOT requiring photo ID to voter merely infringes upon the decades-old Democrat voting fraud scam.

      Heck, when James O’Keefe of Project Veritas applied for a marriage license with his “partner”, they were denied a license for the lack of a photo ID.

        Milwaukee in reply to logos. | March 16, 2012 at 12:26 am

        Hellfire, in Illinois a person needs a drivers license to buy Draino. So under-represented and oppressed groups now can’t clean their sewer lines. That’s just raw. That stinks.

As I was driving yesterday, I was listening to Michael Medved.

He had a caller who recently moved to the liberal hamlet of Kent, Ohio, home to Kent State University.

He said the local public library there is named the “Kent Free Library.”

He said since he had just gotten married and moved there, he didn’t have an Ohio driver’s license yet. So, the “free” library refused to let him check out a book. They required him to come back with a valid Ohio driver’s license or two utility bills in his name showing he was a local resident !!!!

Take that to the UN, baby!! A “free” public library needs ID out the wazoo so you can check out “1984” but voting? Ehh … who needs ID for that??

LukeHandCool (who, on vacation in Hawaii in 1995, walked into the Waikiki Library and walked out with a couple of books … with nothing more than a promise to return the books within two weeks).

You need a picture ID to get into any Federal courthouse of which I know, too.

This is a non-problem, that…IF it were a problem…could be fixed by a few people being good neighbors. Or the NAACP doing something besides just race-baiting.

http://www.qando.net/wp-content/uploads/RAMFNLclr-031512-fraud-IBD.jpg.cms_.jpg

I’ve thought about the UN a lot lately for various reasons, and I’ve come to the conclusion that they are cultural relativists (not to be confused with moral relativism) who don’t really realize the implications of being a cultural relativist. Ergo, they end up being pretty contradictory. Couple that with the postiting of some universal rights (which is incompatable with cultural relativism, but let’s not let some philsophy get in our way here!) and you have a recipe for disaster.
Actually it requires some pretty heavy cognitive dissonance to hold that belief system together. The simple logical conclusion to the this level of internal conflict is that “the US should be held to a higher standard than [other country] since their ideals posit specifically egalitarianism and voter access.” This may be a valid conclusion for a cultural relativist actually. The problem is the second part “And we have to hold them to that ideal.” That comes from the second part (about universal morality and all that). There are about 1000 reasons this is wrong, I’ll just list a few: As a cultural relativist you can’t judge a groups morality from the outside, there can be no ideals for which to hold them too outside of their own culture, there should be no comparision between cultures (or it’s not relativistic), there is more than 1 aspect to consider in virtue theory….

So yeah, that.

How can the UN Human Rights Council possibly have time for this nonsense when it is busy with the exacting job of looking into all of Israel’s human rights abuses?

Isn’t finding fault with Israel its entire mission statement?

Who cares about voting when Palestinian children are being covered in ketchup?

Pennsylvania just passed and the Governor signed a Voter ID law yesterday. Yay! For the first time, Phildelphia will not be able to disenfranchise MY vote by bringing back the dead to vote democrat.

Voter ID is good. I also like the idea of simply dumping the registration database every 4 years and requiring everyone to re-register using a photo ID.

Midwest Rhino | March 15, 2012 at 1:07 pm

The UN is a joke … but the Obama administration is part of the tragicomedy. Our secretary of defense suggested to Congress that Obama would seek permission from the UN, then inform Congress where troops were being deployed. (at the 1:45 mark of this video)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oDQwLtfMUc

All this playing footsie with the UN just establishes them as some legit organization in the minds of the masses. Our Secretary of Defense apparently ranks them above Congress.

SoCA Conservative Mom | March 15, 2012 at 1:13 pm

I’ve always thought the UN Human Rights Council was the portal to Bizarro World… http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Bizarro_World

Someone please remind me why we are part of the UN?

    Because it prevents war through use of diplomatic channels, except when it doesn’t (which is pretty much always.) The UN is one of those “Good On Paper, bad in practice” things it’s too diffuse to actually back up it’s diplomatic approaches and too spineless to use force (NATO style).

If you need an drivers-license to get into a Federal courthouse, isn’t that discrimination against minority hiring at the Federal level? I mean, if you have to have a drivers-license to get into the courthouse, you can’t very well work there, can you?

I think we should stay in the UN – things would be a lot worse WITHOUT our veto. Doesn’t mean we have to throw tons of money at them, though. We can do more on the side – look at how popular Bush is in Africa, for what he did on AIDS. The UN didn’t do it.

Also – if we created some battalions of auxiliary peace-enforcer troops from 3rd world volunteers (with say Marine sergeants/officers), we could do a lot better than the Blue Helmets – both on cost, and also on the reduction of rapes and murders committed by the. Pay the 3rd-world volunteers a tenth of what the US troops make, allow them to bring their families with them, and they’d still be happy for the training (which would get them jobs anywhere in the world), pay and safety – there are a lot of minorities out there looking for someplace – anyplace – that’s safe to live. Note: they’d not be getting US citizenship, but they’d be issued new IDs with new names, so that their old govts (which might be looking for them) wouldn’t know where to find them. Or wouldn’t be able to take revenge on their extended families.

Methinks that we should prioritize the eviction of the Chicago mob that is running things in DC, the eviction of the UN from our shores and a return to the utilization of common sense which is all but absent as evidenced by the actions of our leadership and the ending of uncontrolled spending by the former as stated above.

With this in mind, the current war against Texas needs to be met head on and is to some extent, the defunding and rejection of federal funds regarding planned parenthood, A strong voter ID law which is being fought by Attorney General Greg Abbott.

What we all can do is evict the current regime in DC in November…

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BannedbytheGuardian | March 15, 2012 at 6:01 pm

You are naive.

There are no nice poor good guys out there anymore. If they have not got the smarts to exist by 2012 they ain’t gonna be evolving any time soon.

About the Africa Aids. What began as a humanitarian gesture is now a eternal prop up. These recipients are dependent on the US giving them drugs for maybe the next 50 years.

No African Aids/HiV person left behind.

It’s ironic that the human and civil rights businesses have become active actors in undermining human and civil rights, respectively. I suppose there exists extraordinary precedent that predicted power corrupts. Although, I would question the causal relationship, and wonder if it is the corrupt who seek power. Either way, it’s not universal and not a given, it is a predisposition, and businesses such as the NAACP, and certainly the UN, demonstrate no one is invulnerable to corruptive forces.

Our government, at all levels, currently spends in great excess of $1 trillion annually to fund welfare programs. The only reason to not enforce voting integrity is to preserve the capability to sabotage or purchase elections.

If anyone wonders how the most powerful nation on Earth will be brought to its knees, it will be through progressive corruption. The same way that many other powerful nations eventually met their end. People dreamed of instant gratification and in their decadence betrayed themselves.

The only reason the UN is meddling in internal USA business is because it was INVITED to do so by the NAACP!

All the commentary here is directed at the UN; the very UNPOLITICALLY CORRECT point is: the NAACP is guilty of treason by soliciting the UN to interfere in the affairs of the USA in order to help the Democrats commit decades-long voter FRAUD!

I watched this evolve from the first news report weeks ago of the NAACP appealing to the UN. It is nothing less than treason.

In those instances, where the UN “peacekeepers” are not raping the populace of the countries they invade, they are infecting them with cholera where none ever existed before.

This is the first link which appeared when a search of UN spread cholera to Haiti:

http://www.catholic.org/international/international_story.php?id=45116&wf=rsscol

Next year, I believe a Federal investigation into this matter should result in the indictment of Benjamin Jealous (how aptly named) for treason.

I have to show my photo ID when I:

º Buy alcohol in a store or bar
º Open a bank account
º Apply for a loan
º Apply for a business permit
º Apply for a hunting or fishing license
º Start a job
º Buy certain prescriptions
º Buy OTC medication containing pseudo ephedrine
º Make a credit card purchase virtually anywhere in Manhattan Island
º Buy season tickets to the Mount Vernon estate
º Visit a doctor’s office for a medical appointment
º Visit a hospital for medical treatment
º Renew my driver’s license
º Apply for a marriage license
º Board a flight
º Purchase a handgun

But, somehow it is racist to request a photo ID when I go to vote.

Who are they kidding?

SoCA Conservative Mom | March 15, 2012 at 10:29 pm

[quote]Who are they kidding?[/quote]

All the dead guys who are voting.