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That's odd. A prescription given to the wrong person can be deadly, and pharmacists and malpractice insurance companies know that.
Not everyone lives in a small town. Hence, the requirement for a formal form of ID.
But a lot of people do. Some people just don't have ID's no matter where they live. Unless you can prove there is voter fraud that changes elections why go after those who are the most vulnerable.
No, not "a lot of people." Otherwise, they wouldn't be "small towns."
You do know that small towns exist all throughout the US. So yes, a lot of people is correct when it's spread out. Ok now I get to do the eye roll thing lol
Yes. So do metropolitan areas with MANY, MANY more people.
I was responding to your post to me below. Not sure why you're trying to argue with me
Originally Posted by InformedConsent View Post
No, not "a lot of people." Otherwise, they wouldn't be "small towns."
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