@ChrisCorea411@LucaGuadagnegro@imjjustamirror Americans have the right to fight against tyranny so a president lasting more than 2 terms outside of dire circumstances will simply never happen for as long as American are armed and as stubborn as they’ve always been
@elonmusk I feel like everyone has the ability to think independently and everyone has the ability to adopt the views of their “tribe”. I think most people experience both lines of decision making often, depending on the scenario and level of conviction.
@GurgelRebe25369@TheEmperorisNa1@elonmusk I just find it funny that people are like “Not Voter IDs bc they’re not free” and others are like “We need voter IDs they’re cheap enough” but where are the people who are like “Okay, if that’s an obstacle let’s fix that, too in an affordable way”.
@TheEmperorisNa1@elonmusk Sure ANYONE could say “I can’t afford it” and that makes the government spending less efficient, but it would get everyone IDs and cost a few hundred millions less.
@TheEmperorisNa1@elonmusk You don’t HAVE to require proof of income and complicate the process. Simply asking for $15 when someone gets an ID would greatly reduce government spending on free IDs for all. The ones who need a free one will ask for that.
@SuchAHeather@EthanTyler77956@taz5311@flying_bobby@GVergenvrac@AgentSelf99B I feel like regardless of the data, which is nonexistent at the moment, it would be beneficial to negate the remote possibility of voter fraud (for all sides!) and lower the barrier to obtain legal identification. I don’t understand why that could be seen as negative.