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Sure, if you had a free and convenient citizen ID card, requiring ID to vote might be just fine. As it is currently, it's absolutely a way to suppress the vote
by patmcc 7y ago
Sure, if you had a free and convenient citizen ID card, requiring ID to vote might be just fine.
As it is currently, it's absolutely a way to suppress the vote of low-income (and minority) people. In many areas of many states getting photo ID is non-trivial, especially if you're in a shitty job.
- drivingmenuts 7y agoYou also have to work out some way of dealing with those who fear The Mark of the Beast.
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- ping_pong 7y agoHence why I said start the program today, with the same level of canvassing as a census, and then enforce it some time in the future.