Can someone explain why P.O.C/ Minorities can't get an I.D.?

[Hank6046]

That makes sense and I don't have a good answer, but do we change our laws so they make voter fraud easier, for 11% of eligible voters? I would say no.

Look, the devil is in the details. Biden narrowly won Georgia by a margin of 0.23% and 11,779 votes, you eliminate 3% of voters from Federal elections in Georgia and he loses by 35k votes. The voter ID laws take away voting fraud, at the same time they take away the DNC's chances at a swing state.

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

It's not actually a problem, but it sells well to white liberals.

How do I know it isn't a problem? They haven't brought out some sob story character to be the face of the issue.

In fact, with most of these voting issues they don't have an actual instance, which most of us would call proof, that the problem exists.

It is really interesting that the GOPs view of elections is based on a lack of evidence and called the Big Lie and Jim Crow 2.0, but the lefts evidence free claims about elections issues are the prevailing narrative.....

Come'on Man.

[HKGuns]

Real reason: big-city Democrats have relied on voting fraud for decades, or centuries in NY and Chicago, and it's inconvenient for dead people to get picture ID.

Thread end.

I’m supposed to believe these same people who can’t get off their couches to get an ID somehow miraculously muster the energy to get out and vote?

It’s a scam and has been for decades. They just perfected it with fraud by mail during the last election.

At this point EVERYTHING they say is simply projection. There are voting rights being violated, it’s just yours that are being violated by the rampant voter fraud.

[TAZ]

Because the liberal dolts who propagate that stuff are racist asshats who think minorities are idiots who can’t figure out how to get to the dmv, use the Internet and such.

I mean these are the folks who supported slavery. Fought tooth and nail against the Civil Rights Act. And elected a racist asshat who thought going to school with minority kids was a jungle environment. They are racist assholes. Pure and simple.

[utahjeepr]

There is literally no reason that they cannot. Every state has provisions to accommodate the extreme cases. Every single "study" cited as "evidence" was funded and performed with the intent to show that voter ID laws are discriminatory. How surprising that they "found" exactly what they were looking for.

Every single service, benefit, or aid program run by the government requires ID. How is that not discriminatory? Of course they make the argument that voting is a right, but so is owning a gun. Are gun laws requiring ID not discriminating against these same people?

It's all just lies and smoke. Now if death certificates and LIUNA/SEIU cards counted as voter ID maybe the Dems would be cool with it.

[titsonritz]

Just more lies from the commies.

[SomeOtherGuy]

Seems a white person born on the family farm or at home to poor parents in 1915 would have the same issue?

Poor whites might face some of the same issues, but let's be real, much of the south (as well as some other parts of the US) had systematic racial discrimination into the 1960's. Not so much since then.

As of 2022 it's a red herring with regard to any eligible voters (actual US citizens, etc.). But it's hugely important for their ability to perpetrate all kinds of voting fraud.

[Averageman]

You can achieve anything in this Country you desire with some effort.
or
You can find very well intentioned people who will tell you why you'll never have shit.

[Averageman]

Poor whites might face some of the same issues, but let's be real, much of the south (as well as some other parts of the US) had systematic racial discrimination into the 1960's. Not so much since then.

All brought to you by Jim Crow who was an invention of the Democratic Party.

[Kevslatvin]

Poor whites might face some of the same issues, but let's be real, much of the south (as well as some other parts of the US) had systematic racial discrimination into the 1960's. Not so much since then.

As of 2022 it's a red herring with regard to any eligible voters (actual US citizens, etc.). But it's hugely important for their ability to perpetrate all kinds of voting fraud.

You make a good point as relating to people born in the early to mid 1900's, but how many of those people are still alive to vote. Seems to me for most born since the civil rights movement it should be a non-issue which if I'm interpreting right is what I think you're implying as well.