Please help me respond to a voter ID proponent on Facebook

[mindfulNJ]

One of my Facebook friends posted this graphic:
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Please help me respond to this!

[Lone_Star_Dem]

1. Voting is a constitutional right.

What of these items are?

[HarveyDarkey]

2. Exactly, those are privileges, not a right

[chowder66]

3. Bradblog defines this as Restriction

"Polling Place" Voter ID "Restrictions"

Voting rights advocates must stop saying 'Voter ID' when they mean disenfranchising 'polling place Photo ID restrictions'...

http://www.bradblog.com/?p=9500

While we get it many may not.

[Lifelong Protester]

4. The best argument is that NONE of those are constitutional rights

they are privileges. (BTW, I have hired a lot of people without asking for ID; and that I know of, our broker who takes care of my IRA never asked for a valid ID.)

Is this person confusing Social Security Number and ID? They are not the same, of course.

[uponit7771]

5. A couple short responses:...It's racist when they KNOW most minorities don't the ID's requested...

...it's racist to reduce the ability of Americans to vote and aim the policies at black and Hispanic and poor and elderly neighborhoods.

[Lifelong Protester]

6. For cryin' out loud, I buy Amtrak tickets ONLINE

No photo ID required. The utilities have NEVER asked me for a photo ID.

Who makes up this crap???

[cynatnite]

7. I would fully support this if it wouldn't throw up roadblocks for citizens and...

if voter fraud was a real problem.

on edit: I should add that several of those don't require a photo ID. It's a bullshit list.

[Lifelong Protester]

8. And what the hell is a "NON-PROPHET" organization?

did the fool mean "NON-PROFIT"? or did they mean a non-Christian or non-Muslim organizations? (Those are two religions that are based on prophets, I believe....)

[NashvilleLefty]

9. What's a "non-prophet" org.?