.@gop believing no others are legitimate to govern has become an issue.
Whiteness at work. Mary Norwood lost Atlanta’s Mayoral race a full 10 days ago. She demanded a recount. She still lost and literally watched the recount in person. Now she says she is going to sue and still refuses to concede.http://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/mary-norwood-may-challenge-votes-following-atlanta-mayoral-recount/663975606 …
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It’s been an issue since the 1990s if not earlier. People are just finally starting to notice
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She has certainly revealed her character (or rather lack thereof).
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I didn't realize blinding hubris and denial were among the things ascribed to whiteness... maybe its just her? (Or am I in denial, its so hard to recognize it in yourself)
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Yep blinding hubris and denial leads to not voting your interest. States w/ the most people in debt: 1 Louisiana 46% 2 Texas 44% 3 South Carolina 43% 4 West Virginia 42% 5 Nevada 41% 6 Alabama 40% 6 Georgia 40% 6 Kentucky 40% 6 Mississippi 40% 6 New Mexico 40%pic.twitter.com/eLud4yd4GM
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To be fair, would you say the same if her opponent did the same? Or would you then call it "blackness at work?" No racism, please.
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We are talking systemic privilege, did she not know going in about the annexation? She talks about hundreds of votes might not count but she lost by over 2K, that’s the privilege we’re talking about!!
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She lost by just over 800 votes; both campaigns were monitoring the annexation issue. I am color blind regarding who lost and would support either woman being concerned about the integrity/lawfulness of an election fraught with irregularities.
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I agree with u concerning voting irregularities and have no issue with that; my earlier post was from seeing a graphic where Norwood was down 2K votes; bringing up the annexation now though still sounds like sour
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I understand. The annexation issue was of concern and drew media and campaign attention during the election period, though. It should have been resolved prior to the election. :)
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So wait...how would they illegally vote if their names were on voter rolls?
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The legality of the area’s annexation is in doubt, the people running the election are unaware and allow potential voter fraud.
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It’s not voter fraud because they are voting legally, the annexation is in doubt and hung up in the courts, they knew this going into the election, fraud means intentionally doing something wrong, they were not; she says hundreds of votes but lost by over 2K, what’s the issue??
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Between her, McCrory and Moore in Alabama, these ppl really refuse to accept defeat like their confederate flag waving voters
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Mary’s face every time they give her the same L she’s refusing to accept.pic.twitter.com/Vxlf9YNzYm
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