@parados,
You jump around too much without addressing any of the previous points. It seems like you are trying to wiggle your way out of what is being said. The juke and jive, the old switcheroo.
So this is what has been established:
Guns:
An ID is required to practice your 2nd Amendment, a Federal and in some states a state background check are required to purchase a gun to practice your 2nd Amendment right, and according to you or pan, there should be someone outside my door when I leave my house to verify my ID. On top of that, there are additional restrictions and procedures that have to be followed in order for someone to practice their 2nd Amendment rights. This covers about every state in the country. Some states place additional fee's and steps that are required to practice your 2nd Amendment rights.
Voting:
You have to show an ID in some places to register to vote. You also check a box that says you are a citizen and sign the doc pledging that you are being truthful. At no time is a background check required, and you can even use a utility bill as proof of where you live. Although having a bill only proves that you live somewhere and nothing more. When you do go vote you are not required to show an ID, you only have to verify your address and sign something stating that you are voting.
ACA:
Illegal immigrants are not allowed to get coverage under the ACA. You have to show an ID and prove you are either a citizen or a legal immigrant. It has been said that you can use a student ID to obtain insurance via the ACA but a student ID is not an official ID and does not in any way prove citizenship since all schools will take students who are illegal immigrants. No background checks are required.
Am I missing anything? Just trying to keep track of everything that has been discussed so we are straight on everything we have covered.
