New Ga. V****g law: The President of Delta airlines Headquartered in Atlanta slammed the new Ga law requiring v**er ID. Why is he continuing ID before getting on a Delta Flight.

boberic Loc: Quiet Corner, Connecticut. Ex long Islander

The President of Delta airlines Headquartered in Atlanta slammed the new Ga law requiring v**er ID. Why is he continuing ID before getting on a Delta Flight. Hypocracy???????????????????????

Triple G

ID requirements are not the only things under this law that people and corporations dispute.

https://www.gpb.org/news/2021/03/27/what-does-georgias-new-v****g-law-sb-202-do

IDs are already required.

https://sos.ga.gov/admin/files/GAID_Req_Brochure.pdf

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

boberic wrote:

The President of Delta airlines Headquartered in Atlanta slammed the new Ga law requiring v**er ID. Why is he continuing ID before getting on a Delta Flight. Hypocracy???????????????????????

DaveO Loc: Northeast CT

boberic wrote:

The President of Delta airlines Headquartered in Atlanta slammed the new Ga law requiring v**er ID. Why is he continuing ID before getting on a Delta Flight. Hypocracy???????????????????????

Another Q-boy w***e s*********t shows his colors. Keep up the good work so as to leave no doubt what you're about.

DennyT Loc: Central Missouri woods

boberic wrote:

The President of Delta airlines Headquartered in Atlanta slammed the new Ga law requiring v**er ID. Why is he continuing ID before getting on a Delta Flight. Hypocracy???????????????????????

You mean the TSA check ?

berchman Loc: South Central PA

boberic wrote:

The President of Delta airlines Headquartered in Atlanta slammed the new Ga law requiring v**er ID. Why is he continuing ID before getting on a Delta Flight. Hypocracy???????????????????????

Is flying a constitutional right and necessity?

papakatz45 Loc: South Florida-West Palm Beach

berchman wrote:

Is flying a constitutional right and necessity?

No it is not. But isn't requiring a photo ID to fly disenfranchising those poor souls who don't have an ID? Or does that only apply to v****g?

berchman Loc: South Central PA

papakatz45 wrote:

No it is not. But isn't requiring a photo ID to fly disenfranchising those poor souls who don't have an ID? Or does that only apply to v****g?

Am I disenfranchised from taking an around-the-world cruise on a Regent Seven Seas ship because I don't have the money?

mwalsh Loc: Houston

papakatz45 wrote:

No it is not. But isn't requiring a photo ID to fly disenfranchising those poor souls who don't have an ID? Or does that only apply to v****g?

If they can't afford an ID, I doubt they can afford to fly across town, much less anywhere else.

I am all for V**er IDs. But, since v****g is a right, not a privilege, states should make IDs very easy to get and they should be free.

I am not talking about driver licenses...pay for those...but a state ID to v**e should be available for free.

A few states seem to be going this direction.

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

mwalsh wrote:

If they can't afford an ID, I doubt they can afford to fly across town, much less anywhere else.

I am all for V**er IDs. But, since v****g is a right, not a privilege, states should make IDs very easy to get and they should be free.

I am not talking about driver licenses...pay for those...but a state ID to v**e should be available for free.

A few states seem to be going this direction.

Every single one of those "POOR" people have an ID.
How do you think they get their welfare each month?

mwalsh Loc: Houston

Architect1776 wrote:

Every single one of those "POOR" people have an ID.
How do you think they get their welfare each month?

I am not sure what welfare means in your part of the world.

But in Texas, a very red state, one can get food stamps, cash family support, and unemployment without ever showing an ID to anyone.

The state just asks for one's social security number.

Now can we discuss your absurd idea that poor people are all on welfare?

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

mwalsh wrote:

I am not sure what welfare means in your part of the world.

But in Texas, a very red state, one can get food stamps, cash family support, and unemployment without ever showing an ID to anyone.

The state just asks for one's social security number.

Now can we discuss your absurd idea that poor people are all on welfare?

No you cannot.
Section 8 and food stamps require it.

papakatz45 Loc: South Florida-West Palm Beach

berchman wrote:

Am I disenfranchised from taking an around-the-world cruise on a Regent Seven Seas ship because I don't have the money?

Answer my question please.

Alafoto Loc: Montgomery, AL

papakatz45 wrote:

No it is not. But isn't requiring a photo ID to fly disenfranchising those poor souls who don't have an ID? Or does that only apply to v****g?

People who are so out of touch with the rest of society as not to have a driver's license or state issued photo I.D. probably don't have the money to purchase a plane ticket anyway, so how are they affected here? Alabama requires only the presentation of a birth certificate and a small fee to qualify to take a test for a driver's license or the issuance ofa state certified I.D. card. I'm sure other states have similar provisions. How do these people get bank accounts for the deposit of their subsistence checks with no identification?

berchman Loc: South Central PA

Alafoto wrote:

People who are so out of touch with the rest of so... (show quote)

They don't have bank accounts. They use check cashing outfits that take a chunk out of their check.