Someone did a YouTube video on this. No I do not, and it's hilareous that the Leftists use this claim to back-up their opression conspiracy, but in reality they're actually being racist and offensive towards black people by claiming this.
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No, but this is not really a matter of convenience. It is a matter of practicality for a lot of black people, particularly those who live in the inner city here in Los Angeles. Many of these people are quite poor and not particularly mobile to begin with and don't have the money to go wherever it is that they would need to go to obtain such identification. Many are uneducated and quite literally do not know how to do the things that would be needed. Historically, minority group people including black people simply do not do these things even when they are required. The reason that they don't do them is not really important. But is important is that we want them to vote and if you impose something like a voter ID requirement, many of them simply will not vote.
It's actually been shown that Leftists have been more racist and more guilty of racial microaggressions and prejudice toward black people in believing they don't have ID, they don't know about voting rights, they're not familiar with gerrymandering or otherwise too indigent to get ID.
Charlie Kirk didn't criticise black people or deny their franchise to vote. He criticised the fatherlessness and over-reliance on the welfare state apparent in too many black communities.
I think there are some people in every race who should not be allowed to vote. It should be based on IQ and morals. I prefer the concept that plebs do not vote.
I agree. And this isn't really my question. Democrats absolutely do not want voter id. They need to blame it on someone and there's surely not going to blame it on themselves, so they blame it on black people.
Well to be completely honest, I didn't want to come across as racist, but statistics show there's a higher percentage of low IQ black people than in other races, so there is a correlation between being black and low IQ (It might be due to socioeconomic factors and also a cultural aspect). But there are dumb people in every race, so it should be a colorblind dynamic if we were ever to implement it.
My question isn't anything about intelligence. You know damn good and well that black people can get ID or they wouldn't be smoking and drinking and getting on airplanes.
You say your question isn't about intelligence? I'm confused. You literally say "Do you believe that black people aren't SMART enough to get voter ID?"
I wasn't calling you racist. There's evidence that shows black people have lower IQ on average. I'm not implying all black people should not be able to vote. I think SOME of them should not be able to, just like other races.
So why did you post "Charlie defended the black voters, and he was killed for that.". In no way does it say that he was killed for being a Trump sycophant who debated college kids, because nobody else would let him scream at them. I liked him, when he was in high school. I would even say we were friends. Yet, he changed after Trump came into power.
It depends on what you want from voter ID. I don't have a driver's license or permit. I have a state issued ID and I'm white, so I can vote. The problem with voter ID laws is that they require specific types of ID. If all that was required was a state issued ID, there wouldn't be a problem. People are smart enough to get that in order to vote. The problem with voter ID laws is that they deny certain types of official ID.
Okay, I'm not going to argue this point with you too much other than to say that if they are not smart that does not mean that they should not be able to vote. Your real reason for wanting voter identification is because they won't vote for the party you favor because they know what the party you favor wants to do to them. They also know what people like you want to do to them. Nobody votes for their own destruction.
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