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>This statement as written is false. If you disagree, please show me where Massachusetts has a free ID card available to anyone who wants it. Wrong. Massachuse
by throwawaypath 12d ago
>This statement as written is false. If you disagree, please show me where Massachusetts has a free ID card available to anyone who wants it.
Wrong. Massachusetts allows voter registration affidavits to be used as voter IDs. Those are free.
>But it does not have a general-purpose free ID card
Strawman. Nowhere did I claim that every state gives out "a general-purpose free ID." The free IDs for voting in many states are not general purpose.
>If you’re going to be argumentative, and state that something “is a fact” multiple times, please make sure you’re correct before posting.
Glad I could clear this up for you. What I stated is a fact, and correct.
- angoragoats 12d ago> Wrong. Massachusetts allows voter registration affidavits to be used as voter IDs. Those are free. I even alluded to this in my comment, which you conveniently left out of your quote. This is not an ID card, so you’re incorrect.
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- throwawayfifo 9d ago>I even alluded to this in my comment "Name a free ID for voting that's not this free ID for voting, nor the free IDs for the homeless." LOL! You made my point for me in your own comment. Thanks? >This is not an ID card, so you’re incorrect. This is a acceptable ID for voting in Massachusetts and is free to obtain. QED. Because you were so blinded by being proven wrong, you misread my OP and poorly straw manned. I am correct.
- angoragoats 8d agoYou created a new account just to evade a ban/shadowban and to mostly re-post your dead post from a couple days ago, which I already read and dismissed as incorrect. Stop it, and get a life. Your post, in its entirety, was: > Every state in the US has free ID cards that work for voting. Massachusetts does not have a free ID card. QED, LOL, etc.