You're talking about a ratchet, it only goes one way. Once the federal government takes control of something, it never, ever gives it back.
Allow me to update my phrasing then: states with voter id laws offer free voter ids. I've engage with articles and sources of information, it's the truth.
And that works on the State level too, so...maybe we don't potentially make voting harder for certain groups of people on the idea that we'll just fix it later, especially when it's solving a "problem" that doesn't exist to begin with
Lmao
Oh, so you're going to believe Harvard over a guy who says that evidence shouldn't be important for arguments?
This is a joke, right?
www.centralmaine.com
www.businessinsider.com
www.businessinsider.com
The plan apparently was to "bust in this ***** and show ’em who the f***ing boss really is."And a free man is going to jail for his own stupidity and evil.
Minot native inside Capitol during Jan. 6 riot: ‘Free men don’t ask for permission!’
Mitch Simon admits he confronted police in bid to show Congress 'who the f***ing boss really is.'
I'm just going to add in that it's rather amusing how you expect us to prove every argument made perfectly, but you believe your arguments are so self-evidently truthful that you claiming "engagement" with some nebulous unnamed source is enough.
I haven't been at my computer for a couple days and am responding from my phone, so I've been a bit lazier than normal.
It's weird how you say things that are immediately debunked by simple google searches
www.nbcphiladelphia.com
Couldn't tell the difference.
No, see, consequences are for other people. What gets me is the sheer number of veterans involved: excuse me sir/mam, but are you somehow unaware of the nature of the organization you were part of for years?And a free man is going to jail for his own stupidity and evil.
Minot native inside Capitol during Jan. 6 riot: ‘Free men don’t ask for permission!’
Mitch Simon admits he confronted police in bid to show Congress 'who the f***ing boss really is.'
You ain't remorseful. Your upset, because you got caught and could not get away with it. I am so sick of this "I didn't know what I was doing. Or I am regretful or remorseful". Fuck you!
A veteran charged in the Capitol riot was sentenced to home detention and probation after a fellow Marine identified him to the FBI
Carey Jon Walden expressed remorse for his role in the insurrection, telling a judge on Wednesday that he would "take it all back" if he could.
All that boasting, you still decide to delete your photos in hope the FBI don't catch you.
A Capitol rioter said participating in the insurrection gave him 'street cred' and a 'badge of honor' among conservatives: report
He said the Capitol riot motivated him to start up his own law firm that represents workers who do not want to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.
I mean, I've seen people who claim to be progressive do the same thing, more specifically in the form of denying someone is a member of an identity group on the basis that their beliefs are not in line with what that race/sex/whatever is supposed to believe.
By the definitions they use, it's impossible for a photo ID to be free if they have to leave home to get it or if they are required to provide documents to prove their identity. Even if it was literally a photo ID you could get without cost by filling out a form on an app on your phone and supplying a photo from your phone, requiring no backing documents and simply presumed to be accurate, it *still* wouldn't be a really free ID because they'd have to know they needed it which involves a time cost.
The US military's enlisted ranks are still largely recruited from more (relative to the majority of the populace) poor, rural, and conservative areas. It also takes in a lot of people who didn't necessarily have the best post-high school graduation opportunities, so education isn't always a priority. When you then add in that right-wing terrorist groups such as the III% or Oathkeepers purposely direct "trainees" to the army/marines for minimum service terms to gain experience, it's no surprise that there's a larger than usual veteran presence.
Do they *actually make that argument* or are you going to extremes to try and discredit a valid argument?
You only read the first few pages, right?
It's weird how you make claims like Republicans are making people pay directly for ID and have nothing at all to support that. Actually, it's not that weird, it's pretty par for the course here.
In the second example they detail, the only costs are time and travel. They decided to add $10 to get a his birth certificate, with the caveat that he only has to pay that if he doesn't have it and also doesn't ask for a free copy... that's a pretty good indication of how seriously you should take their analysis.
If they make you get a new ID, and getting that new ID costs money, then they're making people pay for ID, yes. Transitive property
What gets me is all the anti-vaxxer veterans. Who would have done the human pincushion thing early on where they got loads of shots. It used to be with right scary looking injection thingies, don't know if they still use them.
