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Public education is certainly treated as one, and that's an entirely fair point in diminishing my uniqueness assertion on health care. Voting is, at least the
by bmelton 13y ago
Public education is certainly treated as one, and that's an entirely fair point in diminishing my uniqueness assertion on health care.
Voting is, at least the way I'm thinking of it, not necessarily one though. The state's job on voting rights is simply to ensure that it and nobody else interferes with your exercise of that right.
Your other points stand as stated.
- wpietri 13y agoThanks! The way I see voting as a positive right is that it's a lot of work to implement. Keeping people from interfering with your right to vote is definitely part of that, but a small part. The actual holding of elections, which takes a lot of time and money, is something the state does because people have a right to it.