LeftofLeft
Diamond Member
- Oct 18, 2011
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We are the UNITED STATESas a communist of course youre in favor of that, but here in america we like our freedomsYou think the Personal Identification authentication via signature “has worked for hundreds of years?” You sure about that? If this process has and continues to “work” - defined as best way for someone to authenticate themselves- how come an ID card is required to enter a government building, get a job, be a passenger on Federally-regulated transportation, buy prescriptions, or enter the Democratic National Convention? All of these entities and the people behind the policy disagree with you. Signatures are not the best way to authenticate someone.
When you say that this is a process that “works” you are referring to the exploitable gaps and vulnerabilities that perpetuate and facilitate the risks of voter fraud. You don’t want to acknowledge those risks or the fact that there are motivated entities who want and need to commit voter fraud. Compromising vendor one vote is an affront to the American People.
When Republicans can show 99 percent of voters have acceptable ID then they can require it
Right now it is around 90
Why would you be in favor of it any level if the current system works? If your numbers are correct, nearly 10 percent of the people have no access to some of the essentials we all depend on today. Why aren’t Democrats looking to close that gap and get IDs in these people’s hands?
I’m cool with a national ID provided free to everyone
Link it to biometrics and DNA and use it for a drivers license, health insurance card, credit card, even to vote
why not just use the state ID already in play and not cost the government anymore money and us anymore of our freedoms''
Why have an ID that is only recognized in one state?
Why have an ID that only relates to driving?
Agreed.