Stephanie
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now you went and did it.You are indeed an ignorant, moronic twit – this fails as a false comparison fallacy.
There is no ‘Constitutional right’ to buy a house, register a car, or write a check.
There is a Constitutional right to vote, however.
A constitutional right to vote unregulated? Where is that written?
If our rights have no parameters or restrictions, shouldn't that apply to all our rights such as the right to bear arms?
I must have missed that one about voting in the Constitution.
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there is no right to vote. it's voluntary. and people do have the right to vote and it's their responsibility to get a proper ID to do it. simple