lame excuses by people imo. Don't ID's cost around 10-15 bucks? The only Americans who can't produce ID's are certain Amish and Native Americans. The rest are probably illegal immigrants or people who have overstayed their visa.
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lame excuses by people imo. Don't ID's cost around 10-15 bucks? The only Americans who can't produce ID's are certain Amish and Native Americans. The rest are probably illegal immigrants or people who have overstayed their visa.
To answer the OP, I assume human beings get upset over voter ID because I couldn't imagine a dog or cat caring too much... and the Japanese haven't invented robots with emotions. Yet.
I don't know, this guy is probably upset over voter id laws.Quote:
Originally Posted by LnGrrrR
He probably voted last election too...Quote:
Originally Posted by SnakeBoy
How do they use their government assisted payment cards without ID? Are stores failing to check IDs?Quote:
Originally Posted by DarrinS
Must be why parents still cannot feed their children. Their sell their food cards at 1/2 rate and other people are not checked for ID to use them.
From a typical birdbrain.Quote:
Originally Posted by SnakeBoy
this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ginobilly
of all the things you need an ID to do, poor people sure do a lot of them. such as buying beer/cigarettes, getting on welfare, etc. actually if you think about it, this actually is more likely to affect rich people who don't drive because they have chauffeurs than it is poor slobs who need their vices. What a travesty! everyone picking on the upper class :cry
Damn it, Yoni beat me to the punch. :toastQuote:
Originally Posted by Yonivore
I've never voted. When I first heard of this I thought, "Wait, you don't have to do that already?" I even asked friends because I didn't believe it. So what happens? Do they ask you to put your name down and for your birthday or something? Also isn't it law that every American has a social security number? So who doesn't have that card or know the number? Wouldn't that be simple and good enough to id?
Yes, a simple thing. I can't help but believe that those who don't want to check for ID's believe the system is corrupt, and wan t to keep it that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by BradLohaus
You consistently have demonstrated that you will believe what you want to believe without any empirical basis.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild Cobra
.08% of the cast ballots is .08%. Not a single district claiming that the outcome was determined by fraud is what it is.
Why do we need these laws? Its a really simple question that keeps getting avoided.
Birth certificates. Utility bills. Etc have all been used as ID.Quote:
Originally Posted by BradLohaus
8% of white voters. 12% of latin voters. 14% of black voters.
Thats who doesn't have ID's.
I have quit a bit of identifications. God bless
I show them my voter registration and my drivers license and sign the register next to my name when I vote. It's really pretty easy. Sorry your democratic voters are so fucking stupid they cant do the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by BradLohaus
There are a disproportionate number of elderly that do not have state issued ID's either.Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicCowboy
Why do you hate your contemporaries and minorities?
The ID problem needs to be addressed. They shouldn't go without it.Quote:
Originally Posted by FuzzyLumpkins
What ID 'problem?'Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild Cobra
Seriously, be specific. Point us to where the voter fraud is a risk of changing election outcomes or better yet how these types of laws will prevent such an outcome.
You claim to be a libertarian against needless regulation. You are no more a libertarian than you are a NAACP supporter.
FuzzyDude...Quote:
Originally Posted by FuzzyLumpkins
It can be a serious issue if people don't carry ID, especially the elderly. Put the vote issue aside for a minute. Everyone needs valid ID. It's a bigger problem than an undetermined number of votes if they don't have ID.
:lol libertarian. the bolded is totalitarian. we should require passes to cross borders too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild Cobra
Where does this problem manifest? Cannot name a single district can you?
So if I leave my ID at home that means I am a problem? If I was elderly this would be moreso?
What happens if you leave your ID at home and end up unconscious in a hospital?Quote:
Originally Posted by FuzzyLumpkins
then they cannot donate my organs if I die?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild Cobra
the hospital cannot bill me as effectively?
why do you claim to be a libertarian? eugenics, racism and totalitarian policies is the WC way.
Do you think John Doe's get treated with the same medical care?Quote:
Originally Posted by FuzzyLumpkins
I see you are now trying to change the subject.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wild Cobra
So for review, you can give no basis for requiring people to carry ID other than you think it might get you better health care if you are knocked unconscious.
And you use this same brain to conclude that health care is a privilege and not a right.
Does it hurt?
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by FuzzyLumpkins
I am only showing that you are only seeing ID inside one box. Everyone needs ID for a variety of reasons. If the excuse for not having ID a voting requirement is that not everyone has one, then we are far worse of in other areas. It's a fucking lame excuse.