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Then what was the 'continue to pay state tax for 10 years' talk?

How does that apply to an income tax exactly? I mean its income not wealth. That stretches the working in State X paying in State Y thing even further.

Nah, I get that but I mean like how would imposing a decade of double taxation for the act of moving not count as restricting travel? And if that is fine how is imposing a length of residency requirement that different?

Yeah about that, how is THAT not against that constitutional right to not have movement between states restricted that was brought up before?

Also I have to ask. Whats the US constitutions stance regarding emergency powers anyway? Are they actually a thing? And if they are where are they defined?

I mean if there is a residency requirement already is a lengthy of residency that out there? Not saying there should be but political office has residency length requirement already right? If only the 14 years residency to run for president and whatever else. Given the whole move to Georgia to...

I don't want to turn America into anything, I have no power over it and even less of a stake in it. But telling people they can't talk about what they feel about their own government and how they think it could be better or different because how it is now is the only moral way it could be does...

So? Its cliche but the whole 'settled opinions aren't' argument does have a point. And honestly how much does the 'western world' even enshrine it anymore? The EU certainly doesn't seem to base policy on a vote by the general populace of it, Russia speaks for itself. The UK technically is still...

I don't get it. I mean technically he's not wrong. Is this one of those "you either belive morality is absolute or you don't" situations?

Again, that still sounds like a call for more public service access or regulations against foulplay than it does for not having IDs. I know people probably have something in place but I honestly can't see how not requiring some form of verification other than just asking a name wouldn't be in...

I can kinda see where he is coming from though Megadeath. I mean the US has a lot of influence in the world sure but that doesn't mean the people in it have any less of a stake in their home or how it lives that anyone else. If half the world critiqued and mocked every party and person in...

That sounds more of a call for those remote locations to get some infrastructure or public office development than it does for not having a ID system in place. Like so a loose assortment of farmsteads in the middle of the Arizona desert or some such dont have 5 dollar bus routes to and from a...

Eh, thats a bit harsh. I mean I sorta agree with some of the base premise. I'm Indian so I keep out of criticism or promotion of specific people and stick to policies and third countries. But I do talk about general issues and when they relate to the US I talk about the US too. Nothing wrong...

Yeah, general assistance and processes like that are common and usually doesn't even require much direct government effort given the parties interests in it. I really don't get the hype around it to be honest. The laise fair attitude to intra state voting and policies seems more bizarre to me...

Again, not an American so its up to you people either way but how bad is ID requirements in actuality? Because I kinda have a hard time believing it can be THAT bad. India had voter ID since the early 90's. And thats apart from other forms of local and social identification which have been...

True but that just makes it a state issue. And what does that mean for Federal ban on requiring state ID's? Plus Federalizing state mail-in votes? Talking about that one bill.