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Okay, so... your first mistake was watching the Project Veritas videos, and your second mistake was believing them. In the US, there is no federally-issued pho
by nkohari 10y ago
Okay, so... your first mistake was watching the Project Veritas videos, and your second mistake was believing them.
In the US, there is no federally-issued photo ID. The most common ID is a state-issued driver's license, but not everyone is licensed to drive. States can issue photo ID cards which can be used in voting, but not everyone has one, they cost money, and can be difficult to obtain.
I live in North Carolina. Our voter ID law was recently struck down by a federal court as being clearly intended to disenfranchise minority voters. Here's an explanation:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/07/29/the-smoking-gun-proving-north-carolina-republicans-tried-to-disenfranchise-black-voters/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/07/29/the-s...
- 3princip 10y agoAre you really suggesting that people shouldn't watch videos that they might not agree with, or which might contain propaganda? If that was the criteria for consuming information, no one should ever watch/read any media outlet. Also, I still don't understand why I should not believe what was said in the video?
- sp332 10y ago> In the US, there is no federally-issued photo ID. Well, you can get a passport. But that's a whole different process.
- camiller 10y agoI would not have a problem a problem with requiring photo ID's be free in states that requiring them for voting.