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Uh..that makes voting a "right" according to your definition. And BTW, the Constitution declares it a right.IMHO Republicans look at voting as a "privilege" because so many people around the world are denied that right. We are very lucky to be Americans where voting is a "right" but also a "privilege" in that we are a free people who can vote or not vote. We view that as a privilege.
I'm not sure that the OP and democrat responders are looking at what "privilege" means in this context.
I think voting is a "privilege" compared to Cuba or Venezuela where they are denied the right to cast meaningful ballots.
So you would have no problem having the same requirements to vote as to purchase a firearm? Valid ID, background check, so on and so forth.
Lol, at the rate Biden is going, we will get both houses back with a major majority. Then the Impeachments begin!Right? But that won't happen with Joe and Kyrsten in the Senate.
So don't vote for him, or are people not allowed to have opinions that don't align with yours?Republican Senate candidate JD Vance wants to take the vote away from American couples who don't have children.
That's definitely gonna happen, and it's not necessarily a bad thing. The filibuster was never a part of the basic structure, it was added later. In it's original form, where someone had to occupy the floor and and all business stopped until the issue was resolved one way or the other it was actually a workable, beneficial addition. These days, when one person can stop any bill at any time for any reason with no effort and no consequences it accomplished nothing but gridlock.Are you not concerned about this coming back to bite the Dems when the GOP have the advantage?
Well, I guess I can't argue with that.I believe that if the QOP gets back in charge with the current bunch of assholes, they will do it.
So don't vote for him, or are people not allowed to have opinions that don't align with yours?
Gridlock is a good thing. The harder it is for congress to pass laws, the better it is for the freedom of the American people. The Federal Government is far too intrusive as it is. If I had my way, every law would have a two year sunset date and would have to individually debated and voted on again by a different congress. That would get rid of most of the stupid laws.That's definitely gonna happen, and it's not necessarily a bad thing. The filibuster was never a part of the basic structure, it was added later. In it's original form, where someone had to occupy the floor and and all business stopped until the issue was resolved one way or the other it was actually a workable, beneficial addition. These days, when one person can stop any bill at any time for any reason with no effort and no consequences it accomplished nothing but gridlock.
It's time for it to go.
LOL!! Only progs can try to make something out of nothing.The question was quite clear: Is voting a right or a privilege?
There is only one answer.
Sit down before ya fall down
They do mean the same thing, read the definitions, they are synonyms, duh.Wait...you think "right" and "privilege" mean the same thing?.... pretty scary.
Most of the morons who whine about so-called voter suppression have no problem suppressing our right to bear arms. I have seen no measures on voting that are anywhere near as harsh as the measures used to suppress gun ownership.
Its not the number of guns, its the number of black males that explodes the number of homicides.Say what? Would you like to list the measures used to suppress gun ownership or just keep talking out your ass?
There are more guns in the U.S. now than ever before and we're paying for it in people's lives.
Here - I'll let rightwinger Leo mansplain it to ya.LOL!! Only progs can try to make something out of nothing.
I showed you the definitions, they are synonyms, there is no difference in meaning.
www.therepublic.com
Exactly my point. Republicans responding to the poll think that there is no difference between a right and a privilege, since they are synonyms as per their definitions. So trying to make noise, or get some meaning over a meaningless poll is nonsense.Here - I'll let rightwinger Leo mansplain it to ya.
There's a difference between a right and a privilege - The Republic News
It is my right to say whatever I wish to you. I’m privileged to have this forum in which to do it. Get the difference? A lot of people don’t get the difference and, unfortunately, many of them are legislators. Understanding the difference between rights and privileges is critical for citizens...
What's unpractical about it? A moron with a vote is way more dangerous than a moron with a gun. That's how we get idiots like Obama and Biden in office.A background check to vote? Sounds real practical!
Like most on the left he's too stupid to think aheadAre you not concerned about this coming back to bite the Dems when the GOP have the advantage?
Yeah sure.Gridlock is a good thing. The harder it is for congress to pass laws, the better it is for the freedom of the American people. The Federal Government is far too intrusive as it is. If I had my way, every law would have a two year sunset date and would have to individually debated and voted on again by a different congress. That would get rid of most of the stupid laws.
