Is there a more politically conservative part of the fediverse?locked
I'm a conservative. I don't mind the liberal stuff here. It's good to learn the other side, but I don't want a liberal echo chamber. I'd like to be more politically balanced in the fediverse. Is there any way I can do that?
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I would say that the dismantling of human rights would be a greater evil than the things the democrats could cook up, but if you are not affected and have no empathy for others it could be better to vote for the republicans.
And werent the conditions to be able to vote pretty restrictive to a lot of people?
I live in a country where identification is required for voting and it doesn't feel restrictive. On the contrary, I'm glad someone can't just vote in my name.
In the US the largest group of people without id's are Democrats and black.
It's literally making the system more racist.
Every black person has an ID, you have to otherwise you can't do anything anyways. I have never met anyone in my community who doesn't have some form of ID that's valid in elections.
So the question is, why doesn't everyone have IDs? How does the country identify its citizens?
IDs cost money, require visits to DMVs (which conservatives work hard to shut down in poor areas, or other fuckery with their hours or such), and if you want the federal level one cost more and require more paperwork
We use the garbage and not-designed-for-this social security number for major IDing
Because the republicans work very hard to make it difficult for people who would likely vote democrat.
If you got an ID sent to you when you turned $AGE I'd support requiring it to vote. But any proposal of free/automatic IDs gets shouted down by fanatics who think it's the mark of the beast from Revelations. It's a non-starter.
In my country:
Where is this Shangri-la?
Not such: we're in Latin America and we have a multitude of other problems.