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>Maybe you don’t even have bus fare. Maybe your car can’t make it 90 miles to the nearest DMV. >Also you’re really dismissing the fact that some people literal
by fromthestart 8y ago
>Maybe you don’t even have bus fare. Maybe your car can’t make it 90 miles to the nearest DMV.
>Also you’re really dismissing the fact that some people literally work all the hours the DMV is open. And when those people have their one or two days off, there’s other crap they have to get done.
For an entire year? You can't scrape together $20 and find a free afternoon once or twice in a decade? What percentage of the non homeless population actually lives this way and actually lives too far from a DMV?
- tareqak 8y ago$20 + the lost wages spent traveling to the DMV, filling out the necessary paperwork, waiting in line, having your application processed, then traveling back is actually a lot of money for some people. And the above is just the best case, delays can happen because the applicant forgot to bring in some kind of evidence or another, which usually ends up meaning the entire afternoon is effectively wasted.
- erikpukinskis 8y agoWhat percentage is small enough for you to consider it “not voter suppression”?