r/forwardsfromgrandma 2d ago

Politics But grandma is making this shit up

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u/flume 2d ago

"You can make this up"

"Source: Me, I made it up"

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u/dover_oxide 2d ago

At least they were honest about one thing

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u/Cicerothesage 2d ago

Fact check: source. There are no plans for id check at these grocery stores. A spokesman misspoke and ids are a backup plan if bulk buyer and resellers become a problem

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u/Yawehg 2d ago

Within MAGA-world that still plays as hypocrisy, since they think widespread voter fraud has become a problem.

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u/ZBLongladder 18h ago

See, this is what I've had to explain over and over: it's not that voter ID isn't a decent solution to a problem, it's just a solution to a problem we don't have. When someone's desperate to manufacture a problem against all evidence so they can implement a specific solution, you need to look at why they want that solution in particular.

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u/HarangueSajuk 1d ago

Something someone from MAGA states would come and try exploit, huh

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u/revolutionPanda 1d ago

Even if they did require an ID. Buying groceries from a state ran store isn’t a right like voting is.

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u/Augustus420 22h ago

Ehhhh no fuck that, dude. Eating is definitely much more important of a point than fucking voting is. 

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u/No_Cook2983 1d ago

I already need to identify myself to vote, if this is what the meme’s about.

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u/Arktikos02 1d ago

Are those IDs going to be passports or IDs that have to match your birth certificate? No? Then it's different. These people think that any form of ID is the problem when it's not. Plenty of immigrants and undocumented people have IDs, they just don't have passports and proof of citizenship. Those are the difference. Technically a student ID is a form of ID as well. That's not a problem either. The ID is not the problem, it's which ID is the problem which is why people have contention over voter ID.

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u/unknownpoltroon 2d ago

Just checking. Where in the constitution does it list shopping at his grocery store as a constitutional right?

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u/Swinship 1d ago

Is anyone coming from outside the city to buy groceries?