> it's a solution to a problem we don't really have I would add that it's also used to deflect (or in some cases shout down) discussions of mass voter disenfra

> it's a solution to a problem we don't really have I would add that it's also used to deflect (or in some cases shout down) discussions of mass voter disenfranchisement, which actually exists and undermines US democracy in a meaningful way. Try bringing up gerrymandering, voter purging, shortening of early voting and holiday/week-end voting, selective use of overwhelming police presence with a US reactionary and count the seconds before they make voter ID the center of the conversation.