re: My question to liberals on this voter registration issue

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What is truly amazing is the number of those people handicapped in the way described above who also can't understand why it is slightly more difficult to do EVERYTHING in life if you are poor or work in a job where you aren't free to run little errands during the work day like most people in low to moderate income jobs are.

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So people that work low income jobs work every single day? This is a simplistic and utterly bullshite excuse and you know it.

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These same handicapped people also can't understand why it is just a little more difficult to get to a government office building that is 15 miles one way from your home when you don't own a car and must walk, and take public transportation.

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Again, a person, throughout his/her lifetime, is unable to conquer this feat? These aren't snails, these are people. Nothing you've mentioned so far contains 1 oz. of common sense. Secondly, the right to vote isn't an involuntary reflex. A very slim modicum of effort is required to obtain an ID. If you don't have one, you either really don't care about voting, or you are an illegal. That is the only options nowadays with today's technology and government assistance available to anything with a pulse.

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. I am only suggesting that it is amazing that handicapped people

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Your description of the "barriers" preventing people from getting ID's could only mean these people are severely handicap preventing them from attaining ID's. But please, continue to think it is the rational people that are handicapped.

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y BUT it is as easy for a person working 16 hours a day

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You are assuming the poor work 16 hours a day based on what? Feelings? If you want to base it on the BLS, the average work week is 34 hours/week. That's for full time employees. ARe you somehow saying that the poor part time worker is working more hours than the full time employee? Your argument if failing around your own words.

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This is why I think we should pass voter ID laws because it will ease the fears of the snowflake who believes (they certainly aren't thinking) that voter ID laws are about the sanctity of the ballot box and not about making it a little more likely that poor people won't go to the trouble of voting.

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Voter ID laws are common sense. You know it, i know it, we all know it. You can come on here and pretend like requiring an ID vs. using the honor system is some big travesty and inconvenience to the poor but you have literally zero proof or evidence just based on your idiotic logic that somehow the poorest of society also work 16 hours/day, 365 days/year. Your argument is filled with stupidity. It's evident by the scenario you make up to support it, not by any facts or figures.

You are a poor, poor, poor debater.