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slightlv

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4. Too often they do that, it seems.

Reply to GB_RN (Reply #2)

Wed Jul 10, 2024, 07:49 AM

Jul 2024

I'm just the opposite. If I don't have anything to say about whatever the petition is, or who's proferring it, I just say "NO" strongly while shaking my head and walking away. Seems to be the simplest thing to do...

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People will sign anything. badhair77 Jul 2024 #1

Yup. GB_RN Jul 2024 #2

Too often they do that, it seems. slightlv Jul 2024 #4

So they didn't understand the purpose of the petition but they just signed anyway? totodeinhere Jul 2024 #3

There are two possible explanations about this. OldBaldy1701E Jul 2024 #5

And, then psychopaths like JD Vance come along and write books blaming everyone else. yardwork Jul 2024 #8

I'm surprised some voters can chew bubble gum and walk at the same time. Ray Bruns Jul 2024 #6

I circulate a lot of petitions murielm99 Jul 2024 #7

Dumb and dumber. Arne Jul 2024 #9

I live in rural NC enigmania Jul 2024 #10