How white liberals view black voters

[One Brow]

Nobody seems to be concerned that filling out tax forms is not especially convenient, or that registering a car can be a hassle, or that it might be easier to go through life without ever filling out an insurance form. You think the one thing in life that should have no obstacles whatsoever is voting?

As an American, I obviously think that buying a gun is the one thing in life that should have no obstacles. It's not like voting is a right of every citizen.[\sarcasm]

To me it makes a lot more sense to ask people to endure the relatively minor inconvenience of obtaining an ID than creating a voting system where we could not possibly know who is voting or how many times they are voting.

Voter impersonation accounts for something like 0.0001% of the vote, at most. If voter ID disenfranchises even one person, it is a worse problem than than voter impersonation.

 

[JazzyFresh]

^^^*citizen

 

[LogGrad98]

As an American, I obviously think that buying a gun is the one thing in life that should have no obstacles. It's not like voting is a right of every citizen.[\sarcasm]



Voter impersonation accounts for something like 0.0001% of the vote, at most. If voter ID disenfranchises even one person, it is a worse problem than than voter impersonation.

Voting isn't a right of every citizen. Felons can't vote for example.

 

[Harambe]

When I said "hypothetical" it was because I know that it's possible to imagine obstacles, but are real people who want to vote actually being stopped by these obstacles? I think not. Every person faces some sort of obstacle every day. That's a big part of life. Nobody seems to be concerned that filling out tax forms is not especially convenient, or that registering a car can be a hassle, or that it might be easier to go through life without ever filling out an insurance form. You think the one thing in life that should have no obstacles whatsoever is voting? To me it makes a lot more sense to ask people to endure the relatively minor inconvenience of obtaining an ID than creating a voting system where we could not possibly know who is voting or how many times they are voting.

Are you charged to speak? Have a gun? Not to house soldiers in time of war?

Voting IS a right. You are entitled it to, and accommodate everyone, or you disqualify it from being a right.

We can bicker about crocodile tears forever, but that's not going to get either of us any further. Is it, or isn't voting a right?

 

[Harambe]

I don't think I can think of one person I know that doesn't have an ID.

Can you?

I can name ten.

 

[Harambe]

Yes, I've done it myself, while living on a monthly budget that included travel of less than $30.

I had to travel for three hours by bus.

While it was annoying and difficult, I had to do it.

If you have, why in the blue hell would you want others to?

And no. "I had to, so others should, too" is not a good enough reason.

 

[Archie Moses]

If you have, why in the blue hell would you want others to?

And no. "I had to, so others should, too" is not a good enough reason.

I respect the laws of the land so?

 

[Zombie]

I respect the laws of the land so?

That's a pretty ***** argument for whether or not the law in question is a good idea in the first place.

 

[JazzyFresh]

If you can make it to the voting booth I think you can make it to a place to get an id.

 

[Harambe]

I respect the laws of the land so?

In no way does respect for the law declaw citizens have the right

 

[Harambe]

If you can make it to the voting booth I think you can make it to a place to get an id.

You'd be wrong.

 

[Archie Moses]

That's a pretty ***** argument for whether or not the law in question is a good idea in the first place.

Hey, man, if it's pretty ****** argument to think everyone should obtain an ID and or have one to vote then I can live with that.

Next time you travel out of country, maybe question the officials who require to see an ID and tell them no.

"And no. "I had to, so others should, too" is not a good enough reason."

There's lots of other obvious reasons I'm all about people having IDs. The video was racist af.

 

[Archie Moses]

In no way does respect for the law declaw citizens have the right

So you post a question. I answer said question and posted my experience. I should have asked them why they made me do that and told them how unfair it was.

I don't think it's asking for tol much for someone to get an ID. It might be an inconvenience and harder for some than others, but it's just a big excuse saying it's too hard for some.

 

[Harambe]

Hey, man, if it's pretty ****** argument to think everyone should obtain an ID and or have one to vote then I can live with that.

Next time you travel out of country, maybe question the officials who require to see an ID and tell them no.

"And no. "I had to, so others should, too" is not a good enough reason."

There's lots of other obvious reasons I'm all about people having IDs. The video was racist af.

Where do you sit on privacy laws?

 

[Harambe]

So you post a question. I answer said question and posted my experience. I should have asked them why they made me do that and told them how unfair it was.

Maybe you should have. Maybe you're just dumb enough not to.

3:1 odds. Any takers?

 

[Stoked]

Voting isn't a right of every citizen. Felons can't vote for example.

Which I have a problem with. Once their jail time, and probation depending on the crime, is over they should have full voting rights

 

[Gameface]

Which I have a problem with. Once their jail time, and probation depending on the crime, is over they should have full voting rights

Some laws are starting to change in various states to restore voting rights to ex-cons.

 

[JazzyFresh]

So where do you draw the line? Child rapist? People who commit hate crimes? People with gun charges?

 

[Archie Moses]

Where do you sit on privacy laws?

You're going to have to elaborate a little more on what you mean exactly.

 

[Archie Moses]

Maybe you should have. Maybe you're just dumb enough not to.

3:1 odds. Any takers?

Yeah, the guy who followed the law of the foreign country is the dumb.

You must be so cool, dude.