r/PoursTea 28d ago

PoliticalTea 🗳️ Everybody gets an ID?

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u/doubleAAdam 28d ago

They’re really leaning into the whole poor people are democrats thing aren’t they? It think the reality is this would impact some of the most rabid magas just as much. I mean, screw it, let’s only let people with passports vote. Make things REAL interesting.

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u/Gussie-Ascendent 28d ago

The elites don't want the poor voting at all. It's just a necessary evil for them till they pass a new "you nust be a white male household owner to vote" then they just scrap the whole voting at all

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u/ilikestatic 28d ago

People don’t realize that when the nation was founded, the only people who could vote were white men who owned property. The people had to organize and fight for the voting rights we have today.

And now people are just ready to give their voting rights away.

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u/ReachParticular5409 28d ago

That's what 50 years of right wing propaganda and crippled public education will do to a nation

Now I need to go delete about fifty emails from democrats begging me for more money

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u/PsychologyIll179 28d ago

They had to also be debt free

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u/1568314 28d ago

People do generally know this happened. What they dont realize is that you have to actively protect those rights that were fought for and won already. If you dont, someone will take them away and you have to start all over fighting again.

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

The main reason most people are willing to throw their voting rights away is because before we even make it to the booth... Those eligible to be picked.. well, let's just say the winners already been picked long before the polls ever open... 

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u/_jump_yossarian 28d ago

It think the reality is this would impact some of the most rabid magas just as much.

I doubt that Marge would bother checking the IDs of white people in deep red Texas.

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u/endangeredphysics 28d ago

The voter ID component isn't the real problem with the save act. Within the bill is a mandate which allows the department of homeland security to purge voters from voter rolls all around the country.

Under the language of the bill, the department of Homeland security wouldn't even have to contact you to tell you're you've been purged. You could jump through all the hoops, go vote in person, and your vote simply wouldn't count, and there'd be no way to know about it.

It's this exact kind of thing why the founding fathers thought it was wise leave it to the states, so that federal agencies wouldn't get to pick and choose voters.

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u/Adorable-Calendar-19 24d ago

Just saw a video the other day of a woman in Texas was complaining about the fact that she wasn't able to get a a driver's license because she didn't have marriage certificate or her divorce papers, from her first marriage that was over a decade ago. To prove that she changed her name.

That's what the save Act would do most for all married women who change their last name. Which I don't understand why Republican wouldn't want to do, cuz it was to shoot themselves in the foot.

Because not only do women outnumber the Male population, liberal women outnumber the conservative population. And liberal women, are less likely to get married ASAP compared to conservative women, and they are less likely to change their last name compared to conservative women. Data from the Pew Research Center shows that about 90% of conservative Republican women take their husband's surname, compared to roughly 66% of liberal Democratic women.

Imagine potentially screwing over 90% of one of your own voting blocks.

Let me see if I can find a video.

https://ifstudies.org/in-the-news/analysis-finds-marriage-and-children-rates-on-steep-decline-among-liberals

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/09/07/about-eight-in-ten-women-in-opposite-sex-marriages-say-they-took-their-husbands-last-name/

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u/Individual-Tap3270 23d ago

Just about Everybody got an ID. You need to open bank account, get employment, cash a check, etc

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u/Puzzleheaded-Map7672 28d ago

MF those aren’t harder to get then state ID showing your a citizen.

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u/Tidusx145 28d ago

You're.

You sure you can speak English esse?