"security concerns"
^^^^COWARD is triggered, in addition to be a stupid liar. And won't take the bet he offered. Disgusting trumptard.Greed is posting. Mods do your job and kick this loser off the forum. Grow some balls, even if you have to pretend to have some for a few seconds.
There's a reason why herdman is the moderator of the peoples, while you low life, hind tit sucking nerds turn a blind eye to what's happening in the world. Hope you lard assess end up in a hog pit with some hungry MFing hawgs. Eat on you cawk suckers all evening.
Some left wing nut might start shooting people again.No guns allowed inside the RNC. Why??
How the fvck do they get to a polling place if they can’t make it to get an id….in a fvcking city? Go up some holler in WV or Kentucky and the poor their have ID’s.Let me dumb this down, once again, for you deplorables.
The right to vote is guaranteed by the Constitution. The right to attend a private event is not guaranteed by the Constitution.
The former requires no barriers (in other words, no versions of a poll tax) to be able to exercise that right. How is forcing a photo ID a poll tax? I'll go through this again:
1) Photo IDs, in most cases, require a fee
2) Even free government photo IDs require a cost to the recipient in terms of going to get a photo taken, submitting documents, etc. Those people in very rural and poor, urban areas do not have the means to get those things accomplished without having to spend money. When I lived in D.C., I explained this very thing: my office was in a very bad area. There were no stores around that would allow a person to reasonably get a photo taken, submit/scan/send documents, go the post office, etc. without investing time and money. Those people tend to be more poor. Voting should not be contingent on the ability of the person to spend money and time to get that right.
Wrong answer. They're scared of what the guns can do to them. oath breaker.Some left wing nut might start shooting people again.
No, the deploying situation was about Walz, not Harris. Harris wasn't in the military, so she wasn't deployable.Harris can only be rifle as a deployable.
Go up some holler in WV or Kentucky and the poor their have ID’s.
How the fvck do they get to a polling place if they can’t make it to get an id….in a fvcking city? Go up some holler in WV or Kentucky and the poor their have ID’s.
What a crock of bullshit. There are numerous Constitutional rights that are subject to reasonable restrictions and requirements under the law that have been upheld by the Courts many, many times - including the right to possess firearms, searches of personal property, and voting. You aren't even trying anymore, or that crash really did fvck you up.Let me dumb this down, once again, for you deplorables.
The right to vote is guaranteed by the Constitution. The right to attend a private event is not guaranteed by the Constitution.
The former requires no barriers (in other words, no versions of a poll tax) to be able to exercise that right. How is forcing a photo ID a poll tax? I'll go through this again:
1) Photo IDs, in most cases, require a fee
2) Even free government photo IDs require a cost to the recipient in terms of going to get a photo taken, submitting documents, etc. Those people in very rural and poor, urban areas do not have the means to get those things accomplished without having to spend money. When I lived in D.C., I explained this very thing: my office was in a very bad area. There were no stores around that would allow a person to reasonably get a photo taken, submit/scan/send documents, go the post office, etc. without investing time and money. Those people tend to be more poor. Voting should not be contingent on the ability of the person to spend money and time to get that right.
So is owning a gun but we all know your thoughts on that.Let me dumb this down, once again, for you deplorables.
The right to vote is guaranteed by the Constitution. The right to attend a private event is not guaranteed by the Constitution.
The former requires no barriers (in other words, no versions of a poll tax) to be able to exercise that right. How is forcing a photo ID a poll tax? I'll go through this again:
1) Photo IDs, in most cases, require a fee
2) Even free government photo IDs require a cost to the recipient in terms of going to get a photo taken, submitting documents, etc. Those people in very rural and poor, urban areas do not have the means to get those things accomplished without having to spend money. When I lived in D.C., I explained this very thing: my office was in a very bad area. There were no stores around that would allow a person to reasonably get a photo taken, submit/scan/send documents, go the post office, etc. without investing time and money. Those people tend to be more poor. Voting should not be contingent on the ability of the person to spend money and time to get that right.
Wrong answer. They're scared of what the guns can do to them. oath breaker.
Then let them in the Republican convention.Guns can't do a damn thing to anyone, dumbass. A gun is an inanimate object and no more dangerous than a grain of sand.
Kind of like a "vote?"Guns can't do a damn thing to anyone, dumbass. A gun is an inanimate object and no more dangerous than a grain of sand.
Then let them in the Republican convention.
Same thing with nuclear weapons, right? We should just allow everybody in the country to have them.Guns can't do a damn thing to anyone, dumbass. A gun is an inanimate object and no more dangerous than a grain of sand.
I own guns. I'm missing your point.So is owning a gun but we all know your thoughts on that.
Is that the same court that has recently switched its mind and changed previous decisions? The same court that has been infiltrated by politics, and worse, money/perks? The same court that has historically ruled away from the intent of the writer of the 2nd Amendment?What a crock of bullshit. There are numerous Constitutional rights that are subject to reasonable restrictions and requirements under the law that have been upheld by the Courts many, many times - including the right to possess firearms, searches of personal property, and voting. You aren't even trying anymore, or that crash really did fvck you up.
Why put restrictions on voting when a vote is harmless, just like a gun?What?
Why put restrictions on voting when a vote is harmless, just like a gun?
No, dumbass. It's multiple courts over multiple state and federal jurisdictions going all the way back to when the Constitution was adopted, which is why I said "Courts" - as in plural.Same thing with nuclear weapons, right? We should just allow everybody in the country to have them.
I own guns. I'm missing your point.
Is that the same court that has recently switched its mind and changed previous decisions? The same court that has been infiltrated by politics, and worse, money/perks? The same court that has historically ruled away from the intent of the writer of the 2nd Amendment?
And multiple courts that have decided opposite, too, hence the need for appeals and the SCOTUS, moron.No, dumbass. It's multiple courts over multiple state and federal jurisdictions going all the way back to when the Constitution was adopted, which is why I said "Courts" - as in plural.
Actually at the time of our independence there were more restrictions on voting than gun ownership. But you knew that, right???
The right to vote is guaranteed to US citizens by the Constitution. There is nothing wrong with verifying that a person is a US citizen and allowed to vote in a federal election.Let me dumb this down, once again, for you deplorables.
The right to vote is guaranteed by the Constitution. The right to attend a private event is not guaranteed by the Constitution.
The former requires no barriers (in other words, no versions of a poll tax) to be able to exercise that right. How is forcing a photo ID a poll tax? I'll go through this again:
1) Photo IDs, in most cases, require a fee
2) Even free government photo IDs require a cost to the recipient in terms of going to get a photo taken, submitting documents, etc. Those people in very rural and poor, urban areas do not have the means to get those things accomplished without having to spend money. When I lived in D.C., I explained this very thing: my office was in a very bad area. There were no stores around that would allow a person to reasonably get a photo taken, submit/scan/send documents, go the post office, etc. without investing time and money. Those people tend to be more poor. Voting should not be contingent on the ability of the person to spend money and time to get that right.
How else would you expect one to respond to your posts spouting facts that everyone knows?Right on cue... Your stupid little GIF when you don't have anything intelligent to post...
How else would you expect one to respond to your posts spouting facts that everyone knows?
Then let it lie in someone's holster that's attending the convention. Idiot.They are inanimate objects. They don't have a mind of their own. One can't "let" them do anything because they can't.
Where ever a gun is lying, it's doing all it can do.
06 sees himself as the court jester of Pullman. But at least he quit trying to hijack threads with random questions.Right on cue... Your stupid little GIF when you don't have anything intelligent to post...
Somebody is calling black people dumbNo, the deploying situation was about Walz, not Harris. Harris wasn't in the military, so she wasn't deployable.
It's not just the poor. It's also the stupid. How do stupid people who don't know the difference between "there" and "their" yet still be able to get an ID? Let's ask you, since you fit that comment well.
And that's the point, moron. Somebody in Shithole, west virginia or in the ghetto with no money would have to find transportation, have a computer and internet to find the necessary information on what they need to obtain, etc. Those areas don't have much transportation, which is a barrier in more than one way. It becomes a poll tax. Why do you think your kind historically made it so hard for certain demographics to vote and/or made it so that they couldn't vote? You think it's a coincidence that they continue to make it more challenging for them to be able to vote than their kind?
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Same thing with nuclear weapons, right? We should just allow everybody in the country to have them.
You're an idiot.Nuclear bombs are extremely dangerous by themselves.