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North Carolina : Say goodbye to voting rights, thank republicans
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Sorry, black people and students. |
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Crazy that people that are supposed to follow an extensive list of rules to qualify them as a voter has to actually verify citizenship/state of residence etc to vote.
Fucking moron. You have to have ID to do anything else but vote. Makes total sense if you are a complete fucking idiot. Oh... i keep forgetting by your non stop bullshit here that you're not even American. |
Of the four ID's they are asking for, I have 3, I don't see a problem here.
My daughter is a student in another state, she has 3 of those ID's they are asking for. The democrats are all against this, but will ask for ID when Obamacare goes into effect. They just want to make sure that people only vote once is what it looks like, I read some of the numbers from the last election, this is common sense. |
Thing is, there's a bunch of morons who will chime in agreeing that it's just common sense.
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where exactly is the problem? or do you guys just see the keyword "Republican" or "Democrat" and jump to conclusions without even reading the article?
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How fucking racist is it to suggest a black person can't get a state id card or that a black person won't have a drivers license and can't get one? |
We're not talking about going to a bar or driving. Try to pay attention, or like me, get back to work.
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They're looking for a solution without a problem. There was no voter fraud in the last election.
High voter turnout usually favors Democratic candidates, so trying to knock minorities out of the process will ensure more Republican victories. Why is it that only Republican state governments are doing these kinds of things? They're afraid of black and young voters. They need old white people to get elected. |
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helps put all this into light. |
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We are talking about a fucking democratic election in what is supposed to be the worlds shining example of democracy (you know, the one we keep trying to force on those who don't want it?)... the very fucking idea that somehow there is a problem with someone verifying their identity and that they are eligible to vote is totally insane. How fucking idiotic are you people that you actually think an illegal Mexican drug cartel member and hitman with 50 murders under his belt should be able to walk into a San Diego voting booth and vote for the next governor of California? How fucking racist are you that a black man getting a drivers license is an impossibility in your eyes? |
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Please show me a list of adults that don't drive or drink in NC. Remember this is a NASCAR state. I'm sure a state ID card works as well. |
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You should have to show a state or federal issued ID. That simple. No exceptions. Don't care what color you are.
If you need to show a valid ID to drive, buy booze, or buy a firearm, you should need to show one to vote. If voting means that much to you, get an ID so you can prove you who are. |
There is nothing wrong with requiring a high security ID to vote in itself. The problem is that the voting fraud it's trying to stop is extremely rare and in practice it will probably prevent 100 or 1000 people from voting for every 1 fraudulent vote it actually stops. Most people won't be stopped from voting due to it being impossible for them under the new requirements but rather because it increases the hurdles they have to face in order to vote.
It could backfire on the people who think it will mainly hurt the Democrats. Sometimes if certain groups perceive that you are trying to persecute them or prevent them from voting they end up turning up in record numbers. It's said this happened a bit last November. People waited up to 8 hours to vote in southern Florida last year when early voting was curtailed a bit and many polling places were closed. It only hardened their determination to vote. |
BLK people and students can't get drivers license or valid ID? LOL
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Apparently Republicans are the ones doing all the voter fraud....
Roxanne Rubin, Nevada Republican, Accepts Plea Deal After Committing Voter Fraud http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_2566297.html Florida finds evidence of voter fraud by GOP-tied firm http://www.salon.com/2013/03/06/flor...p_tied_ firm/ Another Republican convicted of felony voter fraud http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/0...ny-voter-fraud Virginia Republican pleads guilty to dozens of counts of voter fraud http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/06/1...f-voter-fraud/ Shocker: Republicans Account For Most Cases Of U.S. Voter Fraud http://www.addictinginfo.org/2013/06...-s-voter-fraud |
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i'm pretty sure you need photo id to vote in canada as well.
are we racist too? |
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yep, judging by the outcome of the last two elections, there was no voter fraud,,,,because Obama is both young and white. |
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then there is gerrymandering |
I have two photo IDs. I can't even drive!
Aim high. Aim high. |
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Otherwise, I get it, you are democrat. You are liberal. You're poor, you don't produce and you''ve convinced yourself the world owes you something and that nothing is your fault because that's how you learned to live with yourself... now your big concern is that a black guy is asked to get a valid id because that is just setting the bar too high... and you want everyone have appropriate and realistic expectations for what is being asked. |
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Its only gonna get worst / strict..
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Just a thought, maybe we shouldn't allow people to stupid to drive to pick our leaders...:winkwink:
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Here are the facts: To date, 46 states have prosecuted or convicted cases of voter fraud. More than 24 million voter registrations are invalid, yet remain on the rolls nation-wide. There are over 1.8 million dead voters still eligible on the rolls across the country. More than 2.75 million Americans are registered to vote in more than one state. True The Vote recently found 99 cases of potential felony interstate voter fraud. Maryland affiliates of True The Vote uncovered cases of people registering and voting after their respective deaths. This year, True The Vote uncovered more than 348,000 dead people on the rolls in 27 states. California: 49,000 Florida: 30,000 Texas: 28,500 Michigan: 25,000 Illinois: 24,000 12 Indiana counties have more registered voters than residents. The Ohio Secretary of State admitted that multiple Ohio counties have more registered voters than residents. Federal records showed 160 counties in 19 states have over 100 percent voter registration. The Florida New Majority Education Fund, Democratic Party of Florida and the National Council of La Raza are currently under investigation for alleged voter registration fraud. True The Vote is Chuck Norris approved. I think that's funny! |
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what about Obama hiring George Soros' company to count all those fraudulent votes????? nobody wants to talk about that huh?
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Poor people in the south are often born at home and often do not get birth certificates. When they do, it is often handled by people who are barely literate themselves. Often, no one in the house is literate. This and the fact many are born with one name and go by another are pretty difficult for people with next to no education to get past and have proper ID.
When they do get education or assistance they slide because in small communities people slide as there are still "christians" with old time values who believe in helping people. When I owned properties on the southeast coast I often had workers working for me who had only an x or a pretty unreadable signature. Older people, those likely to vote, fall into this voting mess. Personally I think people who have no ID and want to vote should be sorted out with the help of their churches or local councils. I am all for keeping non citizens out of the voting process but this matter should be fixed. US is a messed up country. This whole thing is a dog and pony show to distract people from the real problems. |
Ahhh the simple days where you had to be a white male Protestant land owner to vote.
Actually, I think you should have to show "proper ID" as well as a copy of the previous years tax return to vote. . |
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Mark, nice piece of trolling :thumbsup
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Here is the problem. The issue is one of photo Id and available documents and cost of getting said items. My mom was born at home in Illinois in 1940. It wasn't intended that way, but her dad was at work, mom went into labor and by the time dad got home to take her to the hospital she was on the way so she was born in the living room. Since she was not born in a hospital there wasn't an automatic issuing of a birth certificate. When my mom was six months old her family moved to Florida and then they lived in a few different states over the next few years as her dad looked for work. Her parents finally filed to get her birth certificate, but had to do everything via mail and my mom really has no idea where they filed this. She has never had a copy of her birth certificate. For 65 years everything was fine. She had gotten credit cards, bought houses, cars, had jobs, got a drivers license and lived a typical life with her social security card/number being enough ID. Recently her drivers license expired. A few years prior to this she had stopped driving all together so it wasn't a big deal. She is disabled and has a very difficult time getting around so the DMV sent her a form that will allow her to get a non-photo ID through the mail which she did. Now, if this voter bill were to be passed in our state she would not be able to vote because she doesn't have the proper photo ID. She can't get a photo ID because the state will not issue one without seeing a birth certificate and she has no real idea where to go about getting that. I would imagine I could send emails and do some searching and eventually find where she could do this, but there is no guarantee. Even if I do find the place there will be costs. The ID in this state will cost her $45. It would likely cost about $20 for her birth certificate. So my mom will have to pay $65 or more for the sole purpose of having the proper ID to vote with. She has been voting since she was 20 years old, now suddenly, after 50 years she would have to pay for that right. For someone like her who is on medicaid and lives in an assisted living center, that is a lot of money. Sure, in her case my brother and I would pay it for her, but there are a decent number of people who don't have that option. Voter fraud is almost non-existent in this country. These laws are strictly put in place by republicans to limit the number of votes cast which helps them win elections. |
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