What if you pay no taxes ... should you have the right to vote on that you pay nothing intoLJ;1582218 wrote:All citizens over the age of 18 should be able to vote. It's already too restrictive in who cannot vote, such as taxpayers not being allowed to vote on a tax that affects them just because they don't live in a certain place. I live in Pickerington but work in Columbus. I have to pay Columbus city income tax, but when votes are held to raise that tax, I have no say.
Lucky we have the 2nd Amendmentisadore;1582247 wrote:yes, lets not deprive the poor of their basic rights
luckily we have a 24th Amendment to the Constitution
The right of citizens of the United States to vote in any primary or other election for President or Vice President, for electors for President or Vice President, or for Senator or Representative in Congress, shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any State by reason of failure to pay any poll tax or other tax.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-fourth_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution
now that is what we need a well regulated militia, with all kind of rules about what they do with their weapons.Belly35;1582253 wrote:Lucky we have the 2nd Amendment
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the
right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
This doesn't seem to matter to the Liberals, Democrats and the Community Organizer and you Isadore
You can't have it both ways .. you follow the Consitution 100% or not.... there is no middle ground
gosh a ruddies you are denying yourself the franchise.sleeper;1582256 wrote:If you don't pay income taxes, you don't get to vote. I also support an IQ test where anyone below 120 is forbidden to vote until they pass the test(the test will be administered at cost to those who request it). You also need a government issued ID proving citizenship(free to poor people). I'd also be in support of any policy that states "if you voted for Obama, you are banned from voting in the next presidential election.
Anyone who disagrees with the above policies supports poor and stupid people being allowed to vote and drive this country into the ground.
So you want them to have guns, but not vote. Gotcha.: thumbup:Belly35;1582253 wrote:Lucky we have the 2nd Amendment
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the
right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
This doesn't seem to matter to the Liberals, Democrats and the Community Organizer and you Isadore
You can't have it both ways .. you follow the Consitution 100% or not.... there is no middle ground
Good point .. If you can get a CCW permit you can vote... better than a driver licensesDevils Advocate;1582274 wrote:So you want them to have guns, but not vote. Gotcha.: thumbup:
Got into a argument with a buddy, because he was QQing that some states require a photo ID to vote. Am I crazy for thinking that a photo ID should be required to prevent voter fraud? Here in DC, you literally register to vote, and when you head to your poll location, they have your name on a list. They ask for your name, and you sign by your name. No other proof of identify required. How would this system prevent me from voting twice, or even more? If DC's politics weren't such a wash for me, I would have been more concerned.sleeper;1582256 wrote:If you don't pay income taxes, you don't get to vote. I also support an IQ test where anyone below 120 is forbidden to vote until they pass the test(the test will be administered at cost to those who request it). You also need a government issued ID proving citizenship(free to poor people). I'd also be in support of any policy that states "if you voted for Obama, you are banned from voting in the next presidential election.
Anyone who disagrees with the above policies supports poor and stupid people being allowed to vote and drive this country into the ground.
I noticed the same thing. They didn't even ask for my ID lol.like_that;1582457 wrote:Got into a argument with a buddy, because he was QQing that some states require a photo ID to vote. Am I crazy for thinking that a photo ID should be required to prevent voter fraud? Here in DC, you literally register to vote, and when you head to your poll location, they have your name on a list. They ask for your name, and you sign by your name. No other proof of identify required. How would this system prevent me from voting twice, or even more? If DC's politics weren't such a wash for me, I would have been more concerned.
I concur. That was my first thought when I started voted and I was surprised they didnt ask for my ID. I just assumed they didnt because they knew me personally and would also mention if my parents beat me to the polls or not.like_that;1582457 wrote:Got into a argument with a buddy, because he was QQing that some states require a photo ID to vote. Am I crazy for thinking that a photo ID should be required to prevent voter fraud? Here in DC, you literally register to vote, and when you head to your poll location, they have your name on a list. They ask for your name, and you sign by your name. No other proof of identify required. How would this system prevent me from voting twice, or even more? If DC's politics weren't such a wash for me, I would have been more concerned.
What? Oh wait I'm caramel. Carry on.TedSheckler;1582738 wrote:Blacks
Do you have at least one white parent?rmolin73;1582877 wrote:What? Oh wait I'm caramel. Carry on.
