Having a form of identification to vote.

[Seth]

Make a better argument, get a better reply. Bullshit gets bullshit back. I don't respect you or your opinions, so you won't get much effort out of me anyway.

That just proves you're a mindless idiot.

[tantamount]

And you're a libertarian troll bot. Isn't The Blaze and the World Net Daily a more accommodating place for you? Or is that the point? No good hunting there.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

And you're a libertarian troll bot. Isn't The Blaze and the World Net Daily a more accommodating place for you? Or is that the point? No good hunting there.

With Gawd and Sandinista gone there's few enough chew toys on this forum.

[Tyrannical]

"Only the detected fraud"

Harder to find than the God particle.

Yep. Like the "4,000" above. No evidence that fraud was intended, and no evidence that those people even attempted to vote, but the straws are where you find them, I guess.

An illegal smart enough to register to vote but smart enough to know they could not serve on a jury? That was from only one country in Florida, and evidence enough that Al Gore almost stole the election away from GW. But Democrats turn a blind eye away from these law breakers, because they and other criminals vote Democrat. It's not the Republicans that sue and claim that denying a felon the right to vote is discriminatory.

[Toontown]

Hell no we don't need no ID to vote. Nobody needs to know who anybody is. Everybody should be allowed to do anything they want to do, including murder, rape, kidnapping, theft, drugs, and voting fraud. It saves time and money if we don't sweat the small stuff.

Lawd have mercy whut's wrong wit me
Uh'm on druuugs...Uh'm awl shook up

[Gawdzilla Sama]

"Only the detected fraud"

Harder to find than the God particle.

Yep. Like the "4,000" above. No evidence that fraud was intended, and no evidence that those people even attempted to vote, but the straws are where you find them, I guess.

An illegal smart enough to register to vote but smart enough to know they could not serve on a jury? That was from only one country in Florida, and evidence enough that Al Gore almost stole the election away from GW. But Democrats turn a blind eye away from these law breakers, because they and other criminals vote Democrat. It's not the Republicans that sue and claim that denying a felon the right to vote is discriminatory.

You're always worth a laugh, Mr. Crow.

[JimC]

Hell no we don't need no ID to vote. Nobody needs to know who anybody is. Everybody should be allowed to do anything they want to do, including murder, rape, kidnapping, theft, drugs, and voting fraud. It saves time and money if we don't sweat the small stuff.

Lawd have mercy whut's wrong wit me
Uh'm on druuugs...Uh'm awl shook up

Welcome back, Toontown! I guess the pot will get a little more stirring now...

[Seth]

And you're a libertarian troll bot. Isn't The Blaze and the World Net Daily a more accommodating place for you? Or is that the point? No good hunting there.

Precisely. You're easy, it's fun.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

[Svartalf]

The bible... it's kinkier than vampires and spanking, but it's about zombies and dominance trips.

[MrJonno]

The bible favorite form of sadomasochism is the whip rather than spanking and both jesus/god fed on souls vampire style

[Tyrannical]

I wonder what type of uproar and lawsuits there would be if people that attempt to vote are cross referenced with out standing warrants?

[Svartalf]

You're GOP aren't you? That looks like another rather effective way to discourage people who aren't rich white men from voting.

[Coito ergo sum]

If Democrats are so smart, why do they have trouble filling out a form to get an ID?

[Ian]

If Democrats are so smart, why do they have trouble filling out a form to get an ID?

Let Viviette Applewhite explain that to you, smart guy.
http://www.rollcall.com/issues/58_21/Ch ... 559-1.html

Yet another line of reason for you anti-democracy types gets torn down:

The Florida Dept. of State announced yesterday that by comparing its voter rolls to a federal immigration data base it had found 207 people who were not citizens. Earlier this year, Florida began purging the rolls, claiming there were thousands of noncitizens registered to vote. The purge has been the subject of lawsuits because many citizens were incorrectly purged due to having the same name as someone known to be a noncitizen. The 207 noncitizens registered represent 0.002% of Florida's voters. The controversy is about whether preventing many citizens from exercising their constitutional right to vote is a good tradeoff for scrubbing such a small number of noncitizens from the rolls.

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/09 ... tml?hp=r14