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We are done here if all you can do is bring up something posted in the Chicago tribune rather than find the discrimination with in the process of the HB 589 legislature on your own by reading it.
Yes, you can. You can ignore it as it has nothing to do with deciding on the integrity of the bill. The bill does not ask for racial clarity, where as I read of it. And it does not say if you're black you can not vote.
I have already stated the facts behind this decision but you keep going back to "the Bill is just" so the supreme court and I will just have to disagree.
You're right about one thing, we are done, I rest my case.
I have already stated the facts behind this decision but you keep going back to "the Bill is just" so the supreme court and I will just have to disagree.
You're right about one thing, we are done, I rest my case.
You never had a case, because you never did the homework ...
So you're saying that even though the people in these articles were caught and charged with crimes, we still need an ID law? How did they get caught if they weren't required to show ID at the time?
I did. One can prove one is a citizen by various different means.
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