Voter ID laws: Everyone has an ID, right? Nope

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by Riot

It is against United States law to discriminate against any segment of our population when it comes to voting rights.

this statement is false. Felons cannot vote. in 12 states, even felons who have completed their sentence and their probation and are "free" men.. they cannot vote.

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

this statement is false. Felons cannot vote. in 12 states, even felons who have completed their sentence and their probation and are "free" men.. they cannot vote.

Yes, we all know felons cannot vote, a thinking person following the discussion would not assume I meant differently without having to spell it out in every single post.

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by Riot

Yes, we all know felons cannot vote, a thinking person following the discussion would not assume I meant differently without having to spell it out in every single post.

yeah well it made your post 100% incorrect.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

this statement is false. Felons cannot vote. in 12 states, even felons who have completed their sentence and their probation and are "free" men.. they cannot vote.

note my post above, it's not just felons.

i don't think a civics test should be administered.
i do think registrations need work, and that a photo id should be required. else how do you know that freddy isn't going to vote a second time as uncle frank, cause he knows uncle frank can't be bothered?
what about if you moved? or changed licenses? as i said above, there have been people who moved, and they vote twice. it's not fiction, it happens!

i know that many have said, ad nauseum, that there is no fraud (which is untrue) or very little. even very little fraud should be unacceptable. it's one of our most basic rights as citizens-but no one should be allowed to vote fraudulently.