Roberto Clemente Banned in Florida

[G1911]

Originally Posted by packs

What are the similarities between the two issues? Voting is a right. Eating dinner at a business is not.

I have to give multiple forms of ID to exercise other constitutional rights. Shouldn’t one need to show they are indeed a citizen to have said rights as a citizen?

[packs]

Originally Posted by G1911

I have to give multiple forms of ID to exercise other constitutional rights. Shouldn’t one need to show they are indeed a citizen to have said rights as a citizen?

I don't think there is a law that says US citizens are required to carry proof of citizenship. There are 15 states where no form of ID is required to vote and another 15 states that accept paper forms of identification that include utility bills, bank statements or your voter registration card.

[G1911]

Originally Posted by packs

I don't think there is a law that says US citizens are required to carry proof of citizenship. There are 15 states where no form of ID is required to vote and another 15 states that accept paper forms of identification that include utility bills, bank statements or your voter registration card.

Nobody said or intimated that one needs to carry papers everywhere they go? And nobody has made any claim contrary to your second statement?