Defender of My Waterpark wrote:I know it has come up as a hotbutton issue before, and the propose law was squashed by the dems. Why they would be against it is beyond me.From the party that supports amnesty (aka solve a problem of people breaking the law by helping them circumvent it), why would this surprise you?
mitdr774 wrote:In local elections I am required by law to provide ID, however most of the time they do not even ask for it.This is the case in so many things these days. We have laws that simply aren't enforced. Just like the BP oil spill. People talk about wanting laws passed to keep this from happening again, but the fact is that we already had laws in place. They simply weren't adhered to by the entity charged with enforcing them.
OHV notec wrote:I've always had to show valid ID to vote...LOL. However, AZ FTW, and it is not racist. I'd take all the legal immigrants from Mexico they want to send. However, there should be a solid period of working and paying into the system before any immigrant is eligible for benefits. The US should not be a place where you can gain citizenship, and immediately start receiving entitlements.
Maybe it's because I look somewhat Hispanic and live in AZ? lol
True Conservative wrote:Because teh poor and underprivldged would be hard pressed to use their government assistance to afford a state ID duh, hahn should have told you this a hour agoCouldn't you solve that problem by subsidizing IDs for the poor? I wouldn't normally be for that(they aren't that expensive anyways), but if you are REQUIRING this to vote then you need to make sure that any valid US citizen - no matter how broke - can vote.
R.W.E. of the J.B.O. wrote:OHV notec wrote:I've always had to show valid ID to vote...LOL. However, AZ FTW, and it is not racist. I'd take all the legal immigrants from Mexico they want to send. However, there should be a solid period of working and paying into the system before any immigrant is eligible for benefits. The US should not be a place where you can gain citizenship, and immediately start receiving entitlements.
Maybe it's because I look somewhat Hispanic and live in AZ? lol
True Conservative wrote:on topic, they do not want people to have government id because then they cannot get away with voter fraud.Never heard of Diebold electronic voting machines, have you?
bk3k wrote:True Conservative wrote:on topic, they do not want people to have government id because then they cannot get away with voter fraud.Never heard of Diebold electronic voting machines, have you?
You should never trust something without a paper trial.
Neither side can be trusted to not commit voter fraud. They both think their side is right, and both think the ends (a "better America" according to their ideology, not to mention of course power and $$$) justify the means (covering up the truth, gerrymandering districts, voter fraud, etc).
On topic though - I listed an easy way to settle their so called reason for not wanting IDs to vote. Offer to pay for the IDs. I don't normally support this but if it is required to vote then I do - and they cannot claim discrimination.
sndsgood wrote:i mean honestly shouldn't everyone have an id to begin with.Um, no? Not everyone actually needs a driver's license. Also, you have cases like my co-worker's daughter, who has failed the driving test about a dozen times... She may never have a license...
OHV notec wrote:sndsgood wrote:i mean honestly shouldn't everyone have an id to begin with.Um, no? Not everyone actually needs a driver's license. Also, you have cases like my co-worker's daughter, who has failed the driving test about a dozen times... She may never have a license...
Other than my driver's license and my work ID, I don't have photo ID.
I've never used one of those electronic machines, just connect-the-lines, for both in-person and mail-in ballots.
sndsgood wrote:Now you're back to the beginning of this thread...OHV notec wrote:i didnt say everyone should have a drivers liscence, i said everyone should have an id. maybe so they can show proof of who they are. a standard id is only a few dollars.sndsgood wrote:i mean honestly shouldn't everyone have an id to begin with.Um, no? Not everyone actually needs a driver's license. Also, you have cases like my co-worker's daughter, who has failed the driving test about a dozen times... She may never have a license...
Other than my driver's license and my work ID, I don't have photo ID.
I've never used one of those electronic machines, just connect-the-lines, for both in-person and mail-in ballots.
R.W.E. of the J.B.O. wrote:LOL. However, AZ FTW, and it is not racist. I'd take all the legal immigrants from Mexico they want to send. However, there should be a solid period of working and paying into the system before any immigrant is eligible for benefits. The US should not be a place where you can gain citizenship, and immediately start receiving entitlements.
EvoFire wrote:This whole show ID thing, and racial profiling @!#$ is really starting to piss me off. I like in Chandler AZ, and am one of the whitest people on earth. (lol) When I get pulled over, guess what, I have to show my DL. Guess what else, it is illegal for me to not have my DL on my IF I am driving. If I get in a bar fight, and cops are called, guess what. They are asking for ID. I got a flat in my girlfriends car the other day, and her tire iron was missing. Just so happened there was a DPS officer in the parking lot, and I asked him to borrow his. Well guess what. He still asked for my ID and ran the plates. BIG @!#$ DEAL. Why are all these stupid asses bitching and complaining that a cop asking a person already interacting with said cop for an ID, AND GREEN CARD? You don't have to be a citizen to get a DL, just here legally. I think that if someone is not a citizen and still here legally, that there should be some sort of marking on thier DL thats lets the cops or whoever else know.Well...
EvoFire wrote:If they wanna come here legally, KUDOS to them. I am all for people being here legally, and doing it the right way. But when they set foot on AMERICAN soil without doing it the legal way, they should be SHOT ON SITE. Just my opinion.Possibly an over-reaction lol. I can think of much worse crimes to which I think "shot on site" would be more fitting... I'd put crossing illegally somewhere between harboring a fugitive and vandalism.
EvoFire wrote:i cant tell if you are agreeing with me or not...Partially. I'm also frustrated with how much of a fuss people are making over this bill (which really doesn't mean anything), but from both sides of it.
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