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Yesterday I was trying to list the other situations people face which require a govt-issued photo ID.
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by
Fuzzy
(none of those being Constitutionally guaranteed rights) -- nm
Posted by
Reagen
Aug 17 '12, 19:41
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My point was that I was curious about how someone gets through life without a photo ID and I was trying to list the activities they would have avoided -- nm
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Fuzzy
Aug 17, 19:55
Then again, voting isn't really either, technically. -- nm
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Ender
Aug 17, 19:45
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the 15th, 19th and 26th are close enough. -- nm
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Reagen
Aug 17, 19:47
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Those establish 3 things suffrage can't be denied on, but that's still not establishing a universal right. -- nm
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Ender
Aug 17, 19:51
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in which case the exception proves the rule
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Reagen
Aug 17, 19:53
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Your best argument is actually the 14th because that one can be twisted to mean fucking anything. -- nm
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Ender
Aug 17, 19:55
To a larger point, if we as a people starting turning a blind eye to the disenfranchising of citizens, we stop being a democracy. -- nm
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David
Aug 17, 19:42
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