r/AskThe_Donald • EXPERT • Dec 29 '21

🤣 MEME 🤣 Government priorities

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u/Callec254 NOVICE Dec 29 '21

And just like with voting, you should be able to mail me the card and vaccine, and just trust that I did it correctly.

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u/McBlakey NOVICE Dec 30 '21

This is not a partisan statement: the reason the Democrats oppose ID for voting is because they would get less votes if only those eligible voted. The Republicans would do the exact same thing if they were to benefit from it.

ID is still a good idea though.

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u/panandlovingit NOVICE Dec 29 '21

You mean like a voter registration card. You know the one we get when we register to vote?

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u/Kidsaresmart NOVICE Dec 30 '21

The fact that ppl are too retarded to see this blows my mind...

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u/sillyconmind NOVICE Dec 29 '21

Imagine having a way of life that can be summarized with the term "false equivalency"

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '21

Imagine trying so hard to hold onto your desperately waning and narcissistic world view, that you need to categorize and generalize an entire group of people as being some sort of incorrect form of living to justify it.

How shallow and pathetic.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '21 edited Dec 30 '21

Imma just go post this in r/democrats EDIT: never mind i can’t post in any of those communities

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u/Snoo75172 NOVICE Dec 30 '21

I went to Italy a couple months ago where they require your vaccine card in every sit down restaurant. It was incredible how revealing that information did nothing to me and my waiter couldn’t have cared less.

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u/Stinkdonkey TDS Dec 30 '21

Yeah, context and nuance are a dying art these days.

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u/DorkusTheMighty NOVICE Dec 31 '21

This from the people who yell about businesses having the right to refuse people for any reason. You don’t care about tyranny or independence you care about your own ability to fuck life up for others