So four hours and twelve minutes of walking, assuming the people who are housed here aren’t allowed to have free parking spaces, and not counting how long they’d have to stay in line to vote?
Even the public transit option is three and a half hours round trip and requires walking by an interstate on/off ramp. And if SLC is like most American cities, that public transit is going to be unreliable.
In Amerikkka you need to walk across two interstate highways to reach a voting center from your prison camp that you’re forced to live in so that the petite bourgeois can ignore your existence.
I’m calling it now: Electoralism in this country is completely false, the rich do what they want, and say we voted for to keep the working classes blaming each other.
Yeah that’s just a prison. Also, calling it now, they are not going to let the people held there vote.
Or they’ll intentionally put voting locations as far away from this place as possible so the fewest of them can get there.
Based off the address given for the site in the original article and what vote 411 dot org gave for that address’ voting site, this is the trek:
So four hours and twelve minutes of walking, assuming the people who are housed here aren’t allowed to have free parking spaces, and not counting how long they’d have to stay in line to vote?
Even the public transit option is three and a half hours round trip and requires walking by an interstate on/off ramp. And if SLC is like most American cities, that public transit is going to be unreliable.
In Amerikkka you need to walk across two interstate highways to reach a voting center from your prison camp that you’re forced to live in so that the petite bourgeois can ignore your existence.
it’s so much worse
It doesn’t sound like you’ll be able to leave, and I don’t think Utah is going to let them vote by mail
I’m calling it now: Electoralism in this country is completely false, the rich do what they want, and say we voted for to keep the working classes blaming each other.