Not too long ago, I went to a
restaurant with my son. When he ordered a beer, the waitress asked for
his ID. A few days back, I was at a convenience store when a young
man asked the clerk for a pack of cigarettes. They carded him as
well. When I picked up my prescriptions at the drug store they
required a proof of identity before they would give the medicine to
me.
With these facts in mind, I wonder. How
do seniors and minorities manage to buy alcohol? How do get the store
to give them cigarettes? And how do they get the drug store to give
them their prescriptions?
Well, you say, they simply pull out a
driver's license, or another photo ID, and voila!
Really? It's that simple? Huh.
A judge
in Pennsylvania just blocked a PA voter ID law because he thinks its
too hard for seniors and minorities to get an ID in time for the
elections. How do they get around? They must all take public
transportation. And they don't smoke, and they don't drink.
Democrats say any law requiring voters to show proof of identity is an
attempt to prevent minorities and seniors from voting for Obama.
With that logic,
Minorities and seniors must have the
lowest lung cancer and alcoholism rates in the world.
Good thing too. They'll never be able
to pick up a prescription.
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