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bazzalisk
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Hello, I’m bazzalisk in most places and Pip in a few others. You might also know me from Twitter, RPG.net, or somewhere else! I live in Cork, Ireland. He/Him.
My story ideas are at @Bazzalisk
Enola Holmes 2 is good fun.
So far the biggest difference I’ve noticed between here and the other place is that here Nazis can actually be blocked in ways that are effective. Not perfect, but effective.
Got my flu vaccine! 💉
Requiring an ID card to vote is absolutely fine in theory, provided everyone has easy access to getting one. The problem as I see it is places where the requirement is being added in an environment where availability of ID is disproportionately different amongst different groups of people.
TIEDid you know that a same sex love poem written over 400 years ago in #Scots was recently discovered?
The poem was penned anonymously, at a time when homosexuality was a criminal offence & the Witch trials were occurring, but the author is believed to have been Marie Maitland.
Poem 49 of the Maitland Quarto manuscript expresses the author’s frustration at being unable to marry the woman she loves.
We have lesson plans for schools about this important history: https://tie.scot/secondary #EduTooter
Annoying Cynic@bazzalisk I agree - but in our dystopia this can help at
East up to the next general election https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/free-voter-id-uk-4023209
East up to the next general election https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/free-voter-id-uk-4023209
If you were doing it honestly then you would introduce a standard free ID card first, and only once it was widely available and easily obtainable would you even consider making ID mandatory for voting.
@bazzalisk and in many cases the same people making ID compulsory for voting are also resisting the introduction of widely available free ID.
Requiring an ID card to vote is absolutely fine in theory, provided everyone has easy access to getting one. The problem as I see it is places where the requirement is being added in an environment where availability of ID is disproportionately different amongst different groups of people.