> You did not link to any factual evidence that made any claim contrary to the facts: Every state has free voter IDs. You keep on repeating that. Your brain is

> You did not link to any factual evidence that made any claim contrary to the facts: Every state has free voter IDs. You keep on repeating that. Your brain is hyper-focused on "every state has free voter ID card". Meanwhile you are consistently ignoring the context: 10% of Americans don't have voter ID of any kind. No state issues voter ID automatically. Those Americans will be disenfranchised under a Republican voter ID law. Until you can solve the disenfranchisement issue, voter ID requirement cannot be supported. > So not only do you now admit that free options exist, you're trying to claim they're irrelevant. Whether or not they cost money is not the point. The point is whether getting them is an obstacle that will disenfranchise legal voters. > I accept your defeat. Lol are you literally 13 years old? You definitely act like it. >>This makes no sense. "Walking distance" to what? I have never heard of or seen such a program. If they exist, they are not terribly effective, given that 10% of the population still lack a valid ID. > "I haven't heard about it so it doesn't exist." You didn't actually address my question. I asked "walking distance to what" because that obviously matters. And I didn't say they don't exist, I said that they aren't effective. > That's exactly how it works in Europe, Czech Republic. If you don't have a copy, you request a new one. No. In the Czech Republic, they are issued automatically because the government already has your birth certificate. Because IDs there are universal, there is a much lower barrier to entry. You dont know what you are talking about. > That's not how it works in the US, you do not give away your birth certificate to a different part of the government. You don't "give it away" and I didn't say that you did. You need to acquire your birth cert, then show it to the DMV. I don't even know why you would even argue this. You're just arguing to be argumentative. Again, you have the mind of a 13 year old. > That's not why 10% don't have ID nor did I fail to address it. School is mandatory in the US yet 15% of Americans are illiterate. Completely irrelevant comparison. In European countries, everyone has voter ID because the IDs are issued automatically, which does not happen in the US. > You don't need a known audience to virtue signal to. You are sad, pathetic person. > You're not pursing justice, you're spew false propaganda and fighting a problem that doesn't exist. Sad, without morals. Your low estimation of your fellow man reflects the weak state of your own conscience. You assume (falsely) that everyone is as self-interested as you are. I hope you find someone who can show you beauty and kindness in the world. > That's not why they blocked the bill. Citation needed. > No country issues an ID automatically to anyone who makes a request. The ID is issued to you automatically after proving who you are. You don't need to petition the state with an attorney or pay a fee. That's not what I said. Stop putting words in my mouth. At the point I can only include that you are intentionally misinterpreting me in order, I don't know, win internet points or just fill up your vacuous life. Debating someone who is not interested in actually understnading the world but just incessantly repeating themselves like a dying insect is not rewarding for me or educational for you. So please grow up. Until then, I won't continue this conversation.