Pepe_Silvia
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It’s just a matter of common sense…..I'm not sure it's about a matter of trust but I agree with the sentiment otherwise. I know folks who have ID's but are still untrustworthy.
If you can't be bothered to get an ID, you shouldn't be able to vote. Full stop. I'm all for voter ID at the polls and don't understand how anyone can make an argument that proving citizenship is somehow unnecessary or overly burdensome.
On a completely unrelated note - I wonder if an ID is required to collect unemployment or snap benefits.
I had a job at 14 that paid 2 dollars per hour. One time the old man that ran the place got annoyed with me and stuck me in a truck trailer where he had a bunch of coke in 6 packs, the plastic ring kind. It was July in the south, so a bunch of cans had exploded. He made me clean the coke off the unexploded cans to make new 6 packs he could sell. I bet I spent 40 hours in that trailer in 110 degree heat. Yea, that's my I am an old man complaining session off my chest now.
These people are calling in cause they are offended by a menu.
So many people are lost.
Outrage is a performance art nowadays.
If you can't explain to a reasonable bystander why you're outraged in a way that would influence them to acknowledge the legitimacy of your cause, it may be time to reevaluate some things.
The problem of violence within the black community is going to have to be fixed from within. Outsiders (non black people) can’t even talk about the problem without being called racistI love that video. I wish this would go viral. Instead of a damn tide pod challenge, why can't we have a "pissed off black father lecturing leftist white idealogues" challenge.
The problem of violence within the black community is going to have to be fixed from within. Outsiders (non black people) can’t even talk about the problem without being called racist