How do voter ID laws suppress minority votes?

[BrainGlutton]

@Bricker

The reason for arguing from the law is that it provides finality. You can assert this is wrong; i assert it’s right – where does that leave us?

Not with “finality,” just because legislatures and courts have decided.

@Bricker

We have a system in this country of allowing competing views to be heard in the marketplace of ideas, and ultimately enacting into law the will of the people, as measured by their elected representatives. In this case, by almost any measure, you lose: the legislatures voted it in; the courts approve; polls show a strong majority of the public approves as well.

But, that process never ends. As I said in this thread:

@BrainGlutton

Yes, and this kind of Intertubes-wrangle, like discussions in bars and coffeehouses and at dinner-tables and at “Town Hall” meetings, is all part of that political process, as it shapes the parameters of the debate and positions the boundaries of the Overton Window and affects how everything plays out at the polls on e-day. There is a process, and we are doing it now.

So . . . what is your point, here?

What is your point, here?