California doesn't, but like... lol california
politics
Thursday, November 7, 2024
As someone who hates IDs
voting should be one of the few things that requires ID
Either make voting require ID, or remove ID for cars
fair is fair
ID for voting, at court, marriage certificates, and for a notary
that's it imo
notary covers large loans, business incorporation, mortgages, etc.
and I guess running for political office
mail and banks probably can defualt to asking for a form of ID, but theirs can be more generous like they are already with security questions and other stuff
Leg, I have yet to think of a scenario where age verification via ID is reasonably required
cash payment for alcohol ig
cigs/vapes, alcohol, and gambling ig can require ID
oh, weed too in thsoe states
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 cigs/vapes, alcohol, and gambling ig can require ID
But also some places/workers don't care to check even if it's "required"
Like I've bought cigarettes without being ID'd dozens if not hundreds of times at this point for example
yeah, I stopped getting ID'd a few years ago
So that only half counts as far as the few things actually properly requiring ID
How often do you get pulled over to check your driver liscense
also only half counts
In Ohio when you buy alcohol and cigs the checkout has to have the bday entered or the ID scanned. Some people fake it but still look at the id
My gas station just hits one button, which I'd guess is a bypass button or something like that
At DT there's stuff that tells us to check but doesn't stop us from going past it to continue as is
If you go to the same place every time to buy they probably know you by now
It's mostly the same place but even when I do go to other places I rarely get asked
I get asked most when I'd just shaved
Nah, that’s called exploitation and they can go
Replying to legorhin #jazardly pika I'm looking at the election results, and some where the third party is larger than the margin of victory are Wisconsin and Michigan
sick
honestly, the congressional term limits are possible
that + declassification + fisa reform is probably possible
(not counting the leaker crackdown one, because that's status quo already)