"I'm a non citizen and the DMV automatically registered me to vote"
"The DMV told me green card holders could vote"
WTF is going on at the DMV?
Colleges pressured him into voting.
He had no idea he wasn't allowed to.
It seems like a lot of this is the system failing to catch them, but others (like this user's girlfriend) are willfully voting as non-citizens.
Even the people who know about the legality of non-citizens voting are still somehow getting registered to vote.
What the hell is going on?
This guy was just given voting rights without question at the DMV, voted in 2020, only to find out he wasn't a US citizen in 2021.
This guy thought he was signing a petition and ended up getting registered to vote, stopping his application for US dead in its tracks.
"Accidental Registration" should be completely impossible.
It is INSANE that people working towards US citizenship are getting their applications denied for something many of them didn't even want to do in the first place.
Voter Registration needs major reform NOW
This problem goes back at least a decade on reddit, likely further.
This flagrant disrespect for voting integrity is entirely inexcusable.
This non-citizen redditor thought she was signing a petition.
When she realized it was a voter registration trick she tried to get the application back, but the person refused.
10 months later, she found out she was registered against her will.
College professor coerced a non-citizen to vote in the 2020 primary for extra credit.
"Why approve me to vote if I am not eligible to vote?"
He was downvoted for this 💀
Without proper voter security, we get situations like this:
Here's yet another green card holder that was tricked into registering to vote.
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Mikayla Raines, founder of "Save a Fox Rescue" just took her own life.
2 months ago she was seen on r/SaveAfoxSnark attempting to defend herself from her detractors.
Here's how the subreddit's creator responded when she showed up:
It's time to address "Snark" subreddits. 🧵
Back in April of 2024, reddit user u/Pale-Explanation-709 created r/SaveAfoxSnark after rumors of a bobcat biting a volunteer surfaced.
u/Pale-Explanation-709 would go on, posting unsubstantiated speculation about the "mysterious disappearance" of Dakota the Coyote or discussing "various injuries and deaths" at the rescue.
Meet u/explosive_donut, the progressive trans Redditor aka "David 'Reya' Jasmin".
u/explosive_donut was just indicted on second degree murder for allegedly stabbing his wife to death.
To put it lightly, explosive_donut is the prototypical Redditor. Which is genuinely terrifying to think that such a person can exist on Reddit for over a decade.
explosive_donut mentioned his wife several times on Reddit, notably expressing frustration when she wouldn't use his preferred pronouns and how she was upset with him for cross dressing before he officially transitioned.
Meet "IndictEvolution," the likely online persona of the alleged fertility clinic suicide bomber.
IndictEvolution was not a "right-wing Christian", rather he believed in a niche secular philosophy called "Efilism" which calls for extinction of all life to eliminate suffering.
This is not the first Redditor with this anti-god hyper-rational ideology who tried to hurt others. Nicholas Roske tried to assassinate Justice Kavanaugh and he was driven by a similar belief set.
The ideology of Efilism has roots in antinatalism (which believes procreation is a fundamental evil) but goes a step beyond, calling for the mass extinction of all life on Earth.
The core value of this ideology is the hyper-rationalization of "nothing consents to existence"
BREAKING: The University of Zurich has been using AI bots to secretly manipulate Redditors since November 2024.
The scariest part?
The bots were 6 times more likely to change the minds of Redditors than the baseline, often by leveraging misinformation.
More below🧵
The paper, innocuously titled "Can AI change your view?" details the process researchers from the University of Zurich used to make AI interact on Reddit.
This was done in secret, without informing the users or the moderators.
2 days ago, the mods of r/changemyview revealed the study and released usernames of 13 bots who had been created by the study.
I queried my server for the usernames and found, over the course of just a few months, the bots had written close to 1500 comments.