Eric Holder says Texas ID law would harm minorities

[rocks 494]

All these whining excuses for things normal, hard-working Americans take for granted. I am surprised you survive without a feeding tube and a colostomy bag, since you don't seem to think people should be forced to eat and poop on their own.

Yes, resort to personal insults because it is all you have. Good job.

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

Delusional much...

I did this already, as well as on how to get a birth certificate. Your arguments hold no water, because you have no valid argument. Try and stay on point, this is what I alluded to with the ever changing parameters. You're all over the place, they have one, don't have one, need one, don't need one. Make up your mind. There is a workable solution to every scenario you dream up. I am done with the what if's though. All the answers are in the links I have provided to you, free of charge.

As for how to get to the DMV. You do not need to go there to get a passport, social security card or birth certificate. As you well know a passport is a valid ID, which would avoid the need to go to the DMV, for those that don't drive. Again problem solved. Think outside the box sometimes, it's enlightening.

[Teddy B 17,252]

Yes, resort to personal insults because it is all you have. Good job.

I've posted on a few boards in my day, with very diverse groups of people, but I've never seen anyone display the sophomoric level of debate that you do.

Time to run to the mods now and get this post deleted.

[Penny Lane 8,159]

I work an office job and am working during regular business hours. I've had to go to the DMV a few times, and I either have to go on my lunch break, start work early so I can leave early, or go on a Thursday (here, they happen to be open until 5:30 ONE day a week - how nice of them!)

It's not always convenient, but you do what you gotta do.

[rocks 494]

I've posted on a few boards in my day, with very diverse groups of people, but I've never seen anyone display the sophomoric level of debate that you do.

Time to run to the mods now and get this post deleted.

Yes, personal insults again. Go make fun of 9/11 victims like you did yesterday.

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

Yes, personal insults again. Go make fun of 9/11 victims like you did yesterday.

And the killing of poor little defenseless kittens. Don't leave that out in your report.

[Teddy B 17,252]

Yes, personal insults again. Go make fun of 9/11 victims like you did yesterday.

It wasn't 9/11 victims, it was the deadbeats that are still living in FEMA trailers 7 years after Hurricane Katrina. Why don't you kind folks in Mississippi take them in, you can put them to work as shuttle bus drivers back and forth to the polling locations. You can pay them in food stamps.

[rocks 494]

I work an office job and am working during regular business hours. I've had to go to the DMV a few times, and I either have to go on my lunch break, start work early so I can leave early, or go on a Thursday (here, they happen to be open until 5:30 ONE day a week - how nice of them!)

It's not always convenient, but you do what you gotta do.

You're lucky you can do that, ours are open 8-5, in Texas the ones I saw were open 8.30-5.

How far is your DMV? Mine is 15+ miles each way. There is no sidewalk most of the way so they would have to walk in ditches. The speed limit on all of the roads are 35mph or more, not to mention it is 100f. For people in rural areas it is much further, and they don't have transportation, obviously, or they would have a drivers license.

Not one of these people has been able to address this issue.

[Teddy B 17,252]

And the killing of poor little defenseless kittens. Don't leave that out in your report.

I hate kittens.

[Teddy B 17,252]

You're lucky you can do that, ours are open 8-5, in Texas the ones I saw were open 8.30-5.

How far is your DMV? Mine is 15+ miles each way. There is no sidewalk most of the way so they would have to walk in ditches. The speed limit on all of the roads are 35mph or more, not to mention it is 100f. For people in rural areas it is much further, and they don't have transportation, obviously, or they would have a drivers license.

Not one of these people has been able to address this issue.

How do they get back and forth to the grocery store?

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

You're lucky you can do that, ours are open 8-5, in Texas the ones I saw were open 8.30-5.

How far is your DMV? Mine is 15+ miles each way. There is no sidewalk most of the way so they would have to walk in ditches. The speed limit on all of the roads are 35mph or more, not to mention it is 100f. For people in rural areas it is much further, and they don't have transportation, obviously, or they would have a drivers license.

Not one of these people has been able to address this issue.

How do those people manage to purchase groceries? I mean no means to make it to a DMV then how do they make it to a grocery store or do they just eat bugs and drink rain water?

[Ban Hammer 13,655]

thread closed due to constant bickering.

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