anonymous14382

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   by anonymous14382 2y ago

   >What? Are you saying the person who has least benefited from the current system should also have the least say in how the country is ran? As much sympathy as I have for the homeless (more than average probably), I'm sticking with t
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   by anonymous14382 2y ago

   >Fix issuance first, then we can talk about making it a requirement. What isn't acceptable is to deny even a single person their right to vote because they couldn't get a valid ID. Here's a list of things that require gove
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   by anonymous14382 2y ago

   I don't want to be that guy, but... Is someone who lives on the street really the best person to ask about who should be running the country? Where exactly do you consider a person like that to be a resident, given that they don't
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   by anonymous14382 2y ago

   Voting in US elections is for US citizens only.
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   by anonymous14382 2y ago

   No, voting in the US is a right for US citizens only. I think you need to do some reflection yourself on why you think fraud or perception of fraud is not important. It seems like there are ways to solve these problems without resorting to