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dpibel

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11. Silly statement

Reply to madville (Reply #8)

Thu Jan 20, 2022, 01:15 AM

Jan 2022

Of course it has to do with rights.

It's one thing to burden a right.

It's another to burden a privilege.

If you cannot distinguish between the two, you really should retire from this particular fray.

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So long as the states make it easy and cost free comradebillyboy Jan 2022 #1

I'm stunned most states don't do this already. jimfields33 Jan 2022 #4

Basic photo ID cards should be free issue madville Jan 2022 #5

AZ requires finger finger print for early voting . .. Lovie777 Jan 2022 #2

So you're arguing for voter suppression, despite the fact there is zero proof Gaugamela Jan 2022 #3

Has nothing to do with rights, is it discriminatory? madville Jan 2022 #8

Is it discriminatory to to hold a lottery where the winner guesses the Gaugamela Jan 2022 #9

Silly statement dpibel Jan 2022 #11

Yes is also discriminatory. n/t PoliticAverse Jan 2022 #6

This is right wing framing of the debate. As Reid explained tonight it's not the ID that's the ... uponit7771 Jan 2022 #7

Yep, that's kind of my point madville Jan 2022 #10