re: So Voter ID laws are supposedly racist........

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And you really think that person is going to take the time off to go and vote, even though they can? And I bet you think that same person don't spend a dime on something that isn't a necessity? What if it is free and that same person could obtain it after working a regular shift? Maybe take a bus ride or get a cousin to run them by the place. It really isn't that hard.

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You do make a solid point here. I do however have to ask what you think spending on something that isn't a necessity?

To your point about going to do something for free after work. Busses????? I want to live in your city. It can take up to 6 hours to get 10 mi here in Houston.
I worked 2 sometimes 3 jobs to cover my costs and be able to bank some $. Time off???? Yeah its called sleep then back to work.

The getting a ride is a good idea until some a-hole says you got bused in<---I'm actually not serious about this one.

My circumstances differ from yours, as do yours differ to the next person. There are no 2 situations the same. We could argue back and forth till the sun comes up. My viewpoint is and will be the same. Making citizen pay for a right is unconstitutional. It does not matter: first, second, fourth 13th IDGAF. If you pay for it, it is a privilege not a right.