Covering your ears and going “lalalala” technically counts as not hearing but it’s still misleading
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Anonymous2d
You are the one who has to make a case for impeding the right to vote.
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Anonymous#12d
great argument
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AnonymousOP2d
Wasn’t an argument. It was a statement.
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Anonymous#12d
do you have a good argument for it?
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AnonymousOP2d
Yeah, can you repeat briefly arguments you’ve heard?
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Anonymous#22d
why can nobody give me an argument for it
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AnonymousOP2d
I just said I could. After you do what I ask
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AnonymousOP2d
Oh I’m sure they have
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Anonymous#32d
??? if you’re voting as you, you have to prove it’s you. If you go to a bar, you have to prove you’re 21. If you get on a plane, you have to prove it’s you.
Telling someone they have to show it’s them seems like bare bones common sense
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AnonymousOP2d
You don’t have a protected right to go to a bar or get on an airplane.
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Anonymous#32d
you have a protected right to own a gun. You still need to show id to buy a gun.
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AnonymousOP2d
why is it a big deal to show an id
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AnonymousOP2d
Because there is no federally issued and easily accessible voter id card.
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Anonymous#32d
Couldn’t we use SS numbers?
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Anonymous#32d
drivers license. you can also go to the dmv and get an ID card. every working person needs these id methods to become employed in the first place
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Anonymousevil_sheep2d
yeah that could work, but i’m more comfortable showing my drivers license than my social
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AnonymousOP2d
Drivers licenses cost money, so you’re putting up a financial barrier to be able to vote. Also not everyone who is able to vote works