2011-12-29, 04:07 PM
Cactuar Wrote:You mean aside from it effectively being a poll tax (illegal as mentioned earlier), preventing people who go to out-of-state colleges from being able to vote unless they have excess cash for transport and voter fraud not really being a problem in the US?My state offers free state ID cards to any resident. If a state (one of which has not been named in this thread) doesn't offer some free means of voting then yes, it could be construed as a poll tax. But I have yet to hear how that's actually the case anywhere. Meat and potatoes is still: how dare you inconvenience the braindead stoned college students who aren't registered - or eligible to be registered - to vote in the state anyway.
Nothing. I mean, yeah I guess if you ignore all of the reasons this is bad then you have a point. :///
If you can't require identification, how do you prevent voter fraud? Say there is no voter fraud? There are no people starving in Ukraine?

