Why is it, that liberals want back ground checks on guns, but its just say who you are and you get to vote? (leader, parties)

[shooting4life]

Originally Posted by Jolly Green Giant

No, I brought up gun ID's to show your flawed thinking. Unlike you, I don't support either

I believe you said you wanted universal background checks, so how would someone without a government issued ID card legally purchase a gun?

[TheMoreYouKnow]

Originally Posted by Jolly Green Giant

The constitution is more than the 2nd amendment.

Of course it is, why is the second the only one Democrats want to ignore?

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by shooting4life

Require mail in ballots to be notorized, done and done.

Only if having it notarized is free and easy to access for anyone mailing in a ballot, then it is done and done.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by lycos679

I live in liberal la-la land. As far as I know the homeless aren't voting since they can't show an address.

That's just here though.

Actually someone who is homeless still has a right to vote, having a home isn't a requirement to vote.

[shooting4life]

Originally Posted by urbanlife78

Only if having it notarized is free and easy to access for anyone mailing in a ballot, then it is done and done.

Purchasing a gun requires the buyer to pay a fee, should we get rid of that fee for exercising a fundamental enumerated right?

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by shooting4life

Purchasing a gun requires the buyer to pay a fee, should we get rid of that fee for exercising a fundamental enumerated right?

Possibly, it might be worth trying to challenge such fee in court.

[lycos679]

Originally Posted by urbanlife78

Actually someone who is homeless still has a right to vote, having a home isn't a requirement to vote.

I know, but if you have to show an address and you don't have one you can't vote. As far as I know there is no special program for the homeless. Maybe the shelters let the homeless receive mail there, but I've never heard of that.

[urbanlife78]

Originally Posted by lycos679

I know, but if you have to show an address and you don't have one you can't vote. As far as I know there is no special program for the homeless. Maybe the shelters let the homeless receive mail there, but I've never heard of that.

I don't know about other states, but in New Jersey you just have to check the box "homeless" and state which intersection you are most frequently near.

[ambient]

People should be required to show ID in order to vote.

And people should be subject to thorough background checks when buying guns from any source, whether public or private.
Problem solved.

[Crossfire600]

Originally Posted by freemkt

I'm okay with voter ID as long as it's free to obtain. Why do many conservatives oppose that?

Actually every state, that I am aware of, offers free identification.. Care to show me a state that doesn't..