Posted on Feb 28, 2017
Justice Dept. Drops a Key Objection to a Texas Voter ID Law
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Just too much WTF to get into.
Come on, Texas. Y'all are killing me!
Come on, Texas. Y'all are killing me!
Justice Dept. Drops a Key Objection to a Texas Voter ID Law
Posted from nytimes.com
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Let's see: To get a University Id, you must attend. (No background at all.) To get a Business ID, you have to work there. (Who does what checking?) To get a Texas DL, you need a shitload of ID (SS#, Birth Certificate, ...) To get passport you need (SS#, Birth Certificate, ...)
Wonder why they don;t want to accept University ID's or Work ID's?
Try common sense people.
Wonder why they don;t want to accept University ID's or Work ID's?
Try common sense people.
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The Republican-led Texas Legislature passed one of the toughest voter ID laws in the country in 2011, requiring voters to show a driver’s license, passport or other government-issued photo ID before casting a ballot.
How is this a difficult task?
How is this a difficult task?
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Always funny to listen to Conservatives say an ID should be mandatory for voting (a right and a privilege) but when it comes to healthcare it's survival of the fittest cause individual health is only a privilege to those that can afford it.
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LTC (Join to see)
MAJ James Woods - Yes, I am against the mandatory Federal confiscation of an individuals earnings to be redistributed (for political purposes) to another that did not earn them. Please show me in the Constitution where good intentions out weigh the freedoms of the individual.
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MAJ James Woods
LTC (Join to see) - Yes the Constitution and Declaration of Independence represent what individual freedoms for Americans should be; that why minorities still had to fight for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and women fought until the 19th in 1920. I refuse to limit what Americans deserve as inalienable rights and freedoms to your interpretation of those documents if I choose to interpret healthcare as a "right" and not a privilege that ensures the liberty and pursuit of happiness of the American dream.
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LTC (Join to see)
Whom did minorities fight for their Liberties? And whom did women fight for their Right to Vote?
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MAJ James Woods
Did you really ask me that question? Are you hoping I'll make up something similar to the Bowling Green Massacre? People like you won't take anything Trump says literally but you are going to challenge the literal interpretation of my use of the word "fight". Or maybe your US history classes just sucked.
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