That wasn't a fucking opinion. Poll taxes have been declared straight up unconstitutional for federal and state elections by the supreme court.
If they were telling you, pay $16 for the right to vote, you'd be against that, right?
The last poll tax to be declared unconstitutional was TWO dollars. Adjusting for inflation, it was $14 and change. So the amount we're talking about is already well over what's been declared unconstitutional.
Telling someone, you need to pay $16 for this ID, and it's the ID that lets you vote.. how is that any different?
What if we sold tokens to vote? The tokens are $16. And they "prevent fraud". You're telling me that's not a tax? It's a sketchy workaround the law.
If they were telling you, pay $16 for the right to vote, you'd be against that, right?
The last poll tax to be declared unconstitutional was TWO dollars. Adjusting for inflation, it was $14 and change. So the amount we're talking about is already well over what's been declared unconstitutional.
Telling someone, you need to pay $16 for this ID, and it's the ID that lets you vote.. how is that any different?
What if we sold tokens to vote? The tokens are $16. And they "prevent fraud". You're telling me that's not a tax? It's a sketchy workaround the law.