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If you're voting on matters of public policy, you should be in a position where the outcome of that policy affects you as if you are part of that community. Par
by dymk 7y ago
If you're voting on matters of public policy, you should be in a position where the outcome of that policy affects you as if you are part of that community. Part of that is being... part of that community. Having an ID is a pretty good proxy for that.
- reaperducer 7y agoHaving an ID is a pretty good proxy for that. Having an ID doesn't show someone is part of a community. All it does is provide a way for systems to exclude people.
- anigbrowl 7y agoThen communities should be able to decide who's eligible to vote rather than having that decided at the top and promulgated downwards.