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If you can't afford an ID in the USA (which is already subsidized for poor people), then there is something very wrong. I still don't want anyone voting that ca
by hourislate 5y ago
If you can't afford an ID in the USA (which is already subsidized for poor people), then there is something very wrong. I still don't want anyone voting that can't prove their identity. And I think we can already guess your bias.
- JohnTHaller 5y agoIs there some large number of people voting illegally that we and every major US agency has not found?
- newfriend 5y agoHow would we know since they can't check the identity of the voter?
- hourislate 5y agoNever had 66 million votes that were barely vetted. So if you're pro No-ID for voting, are you pro No-ID for driving or employment? Maybe we should just get rid of the option for people to be identified. I'm sure it work out well for society.
- jeffbee 5y agoYour statement boils down to not wanting older black people to vote. Many black Americans were born at home in the South because they weren't allowed to use the hospitals and their counties refused to record the births and issue certificates. This was as recently as 50 years ago.
- hourislate 5y agoSo for the next 50 years they couldn't get an ID? You're argument is ridiculous.