We the Voters: Do you REALLY have a constitutional right to vote?

The right to vote has always been a hallmark of U.S. democracy. But is it explicitly outlined in the Constitution? "We the Voters" finds out.

[MrApplewine]

Yes, you REALLY have a constitutional right to vote. The video forgets to mention that the constitution has been amended since its original ratification. The constitution says "The Right of the Citizens of the United States to Vote" no less than THREE TIMES. And no, showing your ID doesn't violate that right and if it did, the state could be required to provide you with one rather than do away with the requirement. Because if you don't protect the right to vote from ballot box stuffing then you just violated the right to vote.

[icorrectly]

Voting should not be a right. Only those with vested interests in the country, such as taxpayers who aren't net drains on the economy and landowners (I'm open to other reasonable credentials) should be allowed to vote. Just imagine if the majority of the country were to vote for bigger government and taxing people with more than them in order to subsidize their survival and recreation so they didn't have to work in order to provide for themselves.. Sound familiar? It's wrong, and it's scary. It's also where we're heading if the Left gets back in power anytime soon...

[trojantm]

"do you REALLY have a constitutional right to vote?" "there is no constitutional right to vote... and now here is a video on something completely different. enjoy"

[patrickt]

Georgia is making it easier for voters but you wouldn’t know this based on this

[kaufmanat]

If you don't have the time or resources to get an ID, what is wrong with you? You don't need time or resources to get an ID, you need drive and fortitude.

[paul]

it is a constitutional right for men to vote not women just saying cbs wrong!

[paulairola]

I remember seeing Obama on live TV telling illegals to vote" quoted as saying go head vote I won't say anything "

[tomlock]

In the Hebrew Scriptures several words or nouns that can be translated as “knowledge” are related to the basic verb ya·dhaʽʹ, signifying “ know(by being told), ” “know (by observing), ” “know(by personal acquaintance or experience), ” or “be experienced, skillful.”

To know good and evil by eating the forbidden fruit is to know it through experience. Adam and Eve did eat the forbidden fruit and now we, their descendants, are experiencing good and evil.

That tree was no different to any other tree. The fruit was no different to any other fruit. It was simply the tree God chose to represent his right to rule. Because he had commanded that it not be eaten from, for as long as it remained uneaten from, it also represented humanity's acceptance of his rulership. The day it was eaten from showed humanity's rejection of God's rulership. In effect Adam and Eve had said to him, "We want to do it by ourselves". We now know, through experience, the result of humans ruling themselves.

'Demos' is the Greek word for the People. ‘Kratia' is the Greek word for Power or Rule. 'Theos' is the Greek word for God. 'Democracy' therefore means The People Rule, and 'Theocracy' means God rules. Look at the result of people ruling themselves - war, poverty, starvation, crime, greed, inequality, hatred, slavery, sickness, and ultimately death. Democracy isn't working. In fact, the very notion that people can rule themselves is the exact same lie that Satan told Eve in the garden of Eden.