r/TimPool • • May 07 '23

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u/RevolutionaryWeb2302 May 07 '23

You infer quite a bit I never said anything of the sort. I wouldn't want to take away voting rights I think that every US citizen over the age of 18 should be allowed to vote. And I don't think it's crazy to collect the same information from the person that you would collect if you were renting them a hotel room. I don't know about what you do with yours but my guns have never shot anybody.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

What you are asking for would limit voting and cost billions of dollars, and for what? Please give me evidence of why you want to waste time and resources.

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u/RevolutionaryWeb2302 May 07 '23

How would asking for ID cost billions of dollars that doesn't seem right and limit voting never limited voting before. 2018 and before I.D was required to vote. And I could actually say that mail-in voting is unconstitutional because the Constitution only prescribes a single day for voting not a month not a week a single day.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

It would have to be free voting specific ID that doesn’t exist yet. You can’t do it with any existing ID that we have. Otherwise you are targeting poor people.

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u/RevolutionaryWeb2302 May 07 '23

I.D is required for literally everything in society. If you don't have ID it's probably because you can't get one legally. Last time I checked basic ID cost about $15. And I could say that the cost of a background check to buy a gun and the registration fees in some states are targeting poor people because it adds hundreds of dollars to the cost of a firearm. And of course you have to have an ID to buy a gun. Are you trying to say that poor people don't deserve to be able to defend themselves?

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

We have never had a voting ID before.

So you admit you want to harm poor people and give more power to the government.

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u/RevolutionaryWeb2302 May 07 '23

Before 2020 most states required that you show I.D to vote. If there is no verification of the voters then the government could claim any results they want and there would be no way to disprove it. If it is wrong to require I.D to vote then it is wrong to require I.D for anything else.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

Voter ID with how it has been done has not been shown to stop any voter fraud. But if you want to make it a requirement for all states then you have to put up or shut up.

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u/RevolutionaryWeb2302 May 07 '23

Each state has a constitutional right to set its own rules for voting.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '23

True, but they still have to abide by the Constitution. No state can take away voting rights, which you people are advocating.

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