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goinbroke2 · 02-14-2016, 06:26 PM

I was in disbelief when I first heard it and I can't even fathom how it is an argument...you have to show ID to vote...how on earth could that be anything but logical??? If I have a fast car I can zip around on voting day and vote a dozen times just by "saying" a different name and not having proof? REALLY??? How is this even debatable???

Yes you can vote, if you fit these criteria; Your an American citizen/you have ID/etc. I think I'll go for a drive for the next election and see if I can vote, I'll say my name is "Mike Hunt" LOL!

Now on the other side, if polling stations are being closed early/modified to benefit one side or the other, this too is wrong. Again, you can't argue the point, EVERY LEGAL CITIZEN HAS THE RIGHT TO VOTE. This requires voting stations being accessable as well as not having intimidation effecting them. (another issue)

02-14-2016, 06:26 PM	#98
goinbroke2 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: NS CANADA Posts: 902 Likes: 1,723 Liked 405 Times in 158 Posts	Re: EPA To Prohibit the Conversion of Street Cars into Race I was in disbelief when I first heard it and I can't even fathom how it is an argument...you have to show ID to vote...how on earth could that be anything but logical??? If I have a fast car I can zip around on voting day and vote a dozen times just by "saying" a different name and not having proof? REALLY??? How is this even debatable??? Yes you can vote, if you fit these criteria; Your an American citizen/you have ID/etc. I think I'll go for a drive for the next election and see if I can vote, I'll say my name is "Mike Hunt" LOL! Now on the other side, if polling stations are being closed early/modified to benefit one side or the other, this too is wrong. Again, you can't argue the point, EVERY LEGAL CITIZEN HAS THE RIGHT TO VOTE. This requires voting stations being accessable as well as not having intimidation effecting them. (another issue)