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06-27-2012 , 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by MrWookie
For some people it is. Let's say you're an old black lady who doesn't have a state issued photo ID. You do have your birth certificate, but you lost your marriage certificate. Good luck.
How does this hypothetical person apply to medicare/medicaid or whatever welfare? Do they not need to prove their id?
06-27-2012 , 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by DeucesAx
How does this hypothetical person apply to medicare/medicaid or whatever welfare? Do they not need to prove their id?
You can't ask people for their ID. That's racist! LDO.
06-27-2012 , 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted by The 13th 4postle
One of the papers that article cites says only 8.9% of registered voters in South Carolina do not have an ID. 8.4% of Whites do not have an ID and 10% of Non-Whites do not have an ID. Wow! Huge difference. And lol to your original estimate.

Whites make up 69.6% of the Registered Voters and Non-Whites make up 30.4%. There are a total of 2,701,843 registered voters. Because there are more White voters than Non-White, there would actually be a much higher total of white voters unable to cast votes than non-white voters.

2,701,843*69.6%*8.4% = 157,961 White Votes Disallowed

2,701,843*30.4%*10% = 82,136 Non-White Votes Disallowed.

So where is the discrimination exactly?
WTF are you talking about? I never said anything about discrimination. We're talking about disenfranchisement.

So 1.5 to 2 million disenfranchised voters in Texas - go.
06-27-2012 , 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by The 13th 4postle
"You don't need papers."

So these guys go into the precinct and tell the old ladies working there that they're "Joe Smith" or something? And then get away with not showing a voter registration card? I'm curious how you think this would work.
06-27-2012 , 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by goofball
WTF are you talking about? I never said anything about discrimination. We're talking about disenfranchisement.

So 1.5 to 2 million disenfranchised voters in Texas - go.
Where did you get the 1.5-2 million figure?
06-27-2012 , 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by The 13th 4postle
Where did you get the 1.5-2 million figure?
I found one study of a voter ID law in Texas that disenfranchised (by my very conservative estimate) 150-200k voters. You said that you would be willing to disenfranchise one vote to prevent 10 fraudulent votes. So in order to justify that Texas voter ID law we need 1.5-2M disenfranchised voters.

See post 1022 for more details.
06-27-2012 , 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by The 13th 4postle
"You don't need papers."

What makes you think they are illegals as the video claims?

To give you a helpful hint so you can kinda cheat it is pretty easy to google this up, the internet was going strong in 2006.

Here is the answer sheet, dont look:
Spoiler:
there is no evidence other than he asked a question in Spanish
06-27-2012 , 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by DeucesAx
How does this hypothetical person apply to medicare/medicaid or whatever welfare? Do they not need to prove their id?
Spoiler:
It's not a hypothetical. It's in this thread.
06-28-2012 , 12:23 AM
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Originally Posted by MrWookie
Spoiler:
It's not a hypothetical. It's in this thread.
I know they (ppl without id) exist. I even started writing "how do these ppl get..." but edited it as I wasn't sure if that would sound racist.

I just have no idea how ppl get through life without an id, and how all kinds of welfare fraud are supossed to be prevented.
06-28-2012 , 12:23 AM
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Originally Posted by [Phill]
What makes you think they are illegals as the video claims?

To give you a helpful hint so you can kinda cheat it is pretty easy to google this up, the internet was going strong in 2006.

Here is the answer sheet, dont look:
Spoiler:
there is no evidence other than he asked a question in Spanish
You don't say "you don't need papers" to people who are citizens or legal citizens. Doesn't make sense.
06-28-2012 , 12:25 AM
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Originally Posted by goofball
I found one study of a voter ID law in Texas that disenfranchised (by my very conservative estimate) 150-200k voters. You said that you would be willing to disenfranchise one vote to prevent 10 fraudulent votes. So in order to justify that Texas voter ID law we need 1.5-2M disenfranchised voters.

See post 1022 for more details.
Still don't understand the point you're trying to make or where your getting your figures from?!?!?
06-28-2012 , 12:25 AM
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Originally Posted by The 13th 4postle
You don't say "you don't need papers" to people who are citizens or legal citizens. Doesn't make sense.
Assume first. Get facts later.
06-28-2012 , 12:29 AM
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Originally Posted by The 13th 4postle
Still don't understand the point you're trying to make or where your getting your figures from?!?!?
No worries. Not everyone is good at reading or math. I am giving up on you though.
06-28-2012 , 12:31 AM
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Originally Posted by DeucesAx
I know they (ppl without id) exist. I even started writing "how do these ppl get..." but edited it as I wasn't sure if that would sound racist.

I just have no idea how ppl get through life without an id, and how all kinds of welfare fraud are supossed to be prevented.
06-28-2012 , 12:32 AM
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Originally Posted by MrWookie
Assume first. Get facts later.
In what other context would what she have said make sense? Answer me that. You're just being dismissive because it doesn't fit your political world view.
06-28-2012 , 12:34 AM
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Originally Posted by goofball
No worries. Not everyone is good at reading or math. I am giving up on you though.
Dude, I'm not the one "making up estimates." I wanted to know how you got 1.5 Million. You never wrote it. Learn how to convey what you're trying to say. I don't have problems comprehending other posters on this forum. Many much smarter and respectful than you.
06-28-2012 , 12:35 AM
People are being dismissive because despite giving honest efforts to engage with you at first, you've demonstrated yourself to be incapable of basic reading/math comprehension with **** like this

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Originally Posted by goofball
OK so 2 minutes on Google and I found this



http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/...e-poor/254572/


Let's assume 75% of those voters can easily get IDs (lol what a high assumption) so we're talking 150-200k disenfranchised voters.

In order to justify a voter ID law in Texas we need 1.5M - 2M instances of voter fraud in Texas that would be rectified by having a voter ID law. Your turn.

(hint: you can't find that many instances of voter fraud that would have been prevented by voter ID laws if you look in the entire United States. You can't find 1% of that many.)
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Originally Posted by The 13th 4postle
Where did you get the 1.5-2 million figure?
Quote:
Originally Posted by goofball
I found one study of a voter ID law in Texas that disenfranchised (by my very conservative estimate) 150-200k voters. You said that you would be willing to disenfranchise one vote to prevent 10 fraudulent votes. So in order to justify that Texas voter ID law we need 1.5-2M disenfranchised voters.

See post 1022 for more details.
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Originally Posted by The 13th 4postle
Still don't understand the point you're trying to make or where your getting your figures from?!?!?
06-28-2012 , 12:36 AM
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Originally Posted by The 13th 4postle
Dude, I'm not the one "making up estimates." I wanted to know how you got 1.5 Million. You never wrote it. Learn how to convey what you're trying to say. I don't have problems comprehending other posters on this forum. Many much smarter and respectful than you.
Every single poster in this thread besides you knows what goofball is talking about

something to consider!
06-28-2012 , 12:37 AM
Spoiler:
hint: it's 150k multipled by 10

Spoiler:
if you don't know where 150k came from, try reading post 1022 again like he already told you to
06-28-2012 , 12:43 AM
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Originally Posted by goofyballer
Every single poster in this thread besides you knows what goofball is talking about

something to consider!
His estimate of 150,000 disenfranchised voters is bogus and made up! He hasn't shown ONE SINGLE SOURCE that shows that many people's votes in Texas have been disenfranchised.
06-28-2012 , 12:45 AM
13th,

in the context of this thread and the attempts to pass voter ID laws, when you hear "you dont need papers to vote", what do you think that means?

Also, are you slightly suspicious, or not, that the question she responded to was edited out of the video?

As a third question, given there is a camera crew there in the background and she just did either a recorded or live broadcast when the light went out, what do you think the chances are that the questions he answered "you dont need papers to vote" is either:
a, I am not a citizen, can I vote?
b, I do not have ID, can I vote?

Like a roughball estimate of the chances she is running competitively as a mainstream candidate with some kind of journalist team there in public and she is encouraging illegal migrants to vote. Think about it.

To save you a trip to google not only did she not get arrested for attempted voter fraud she has ran in two more elections since then.
06-28-2012 , 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by The 13th 4postle
His estimate of 150,000 disenfranchised voters is bogus and made up! He hasn't shown ONE SINGLE SOURCE that shows that many people's votes in Texas have been disenfranchised.
OK, let's ask the reverse question. How much vote fraud is there in Texas that would be stopped by an ID law? Divide that by ten, and we get the number of cases of disenfranchisement we need to prove.
06-28-2012 , 12:48 AM
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Originally Posted by MrWookie

Whats your point?

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Originally Posted by DeucesAx
How does this hypothetical person apply to medicare/medicaid or whatever welfare? Do they not need to prove their id?
Im pretty sure most ppl will apply for medicare in some point in their life, even, drumrole.mp3, white ppl.
06-28-2012 , 12:50 AM
A social security card is enough to get social security, but it's not enough to vote with.
06-28-2012 , 12:50 AM
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Originally Posted by The 13th 4postle
His estimate of 150,000 disenfranchised voters is bogus and made up! He hasn't shown ONE SINGLE SOURCE that shows that many people's votes in Texas have been disenfranchised.
http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/...e-poor/254572/

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[W]e conclude that the total number of registered voters who lack a driver's license or personal identification card issued by DPS could range from 603,892 to 795,955. The disparity between the percentages of Hispanics and non-Hispanics who lack these forms of identification ranges from 46.5 to 120.0 percent. That is, according to the state's own data, a Hispanic registered voter is at least 46.5 percent, and potentially 120.0 percent, more likely than a non-Hispanic registered voter to lack this identification. Even using the data most favorable to the state, Hispanics disproportionately lack either a driver's license or a personal identification card issued by DPS, and that disparity is statistically significant.
not a source? maybe you can expand on which part of his methodology you disagree with rather than spewing angrily at your keyboard that he's making **** up

      
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