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**Plonnikas** · 08-19-2012, 07:25 PM

No, I appreciate studies and all but I am really curious to hear a real story of a real voter (has voted in past and wanted to in future) that will not be able to vote next timeout. I want to hear the circumstances that lead to such a situation because I really am finding it hard to believe this is an onerous requirement.

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Hell, going to the polls is a pain in the ass that must certainly "disenfranchise" millions of people. Why can't we all just stay home and mail/email our ballots? Citizens overseas can mail their ballots.

Onerous requirements are relative. Evidence is on the side that voter IDs are onerous for minority groups. Why should they be singled out? Let's put all the polling stations in ghettos and have them only open after sundown.

08-19-2012, 07:25 PM	#27
Plonnikas Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 459 Senior Member	No, I appreciate studies and all but I am really curious to hear a real story of a real voter (has voted in past and wanted to in future) that will not be able to vote next timeout. I want to hear the circumstances that lead to such a situation because I really am finding it hard to believe this is an onerous requirement. If that's all it takes for you: www.gooogle.com Hell, going to the polls is a pain in the ass that must certainly "disenfranchise" millions of people. Why can't we all just stay home and mail/email our ballots? Citizens overseas can mail their ballots. Onerous requirements are relative. Evidence is on the side that voter IDs are onerous for minority groups. Why should they be singled out? Let's put all the polling stations in ghettos and have them only open after sundown.
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