Wow. That's way more than what you need in Texas. Do you know what you need to register to vote in Texas?
You just fill out the form and swear that you live in that county. Then you provide a Driver's License ID. Or if you don't have one a Texas ID number. Or if you don't have one, a SSN.
OR if you don't have one of those, you can just check the box that says "I don't have any of those."
You need to be 17 and 10 months when you register and 18 by election day.
So it sounds like California does a lot more to verify its voters than Texas does.
You do know you can go look up the registration requirements for California, right?
Because it's not "basically anyone foreign or a citizen".
You can verify that here: https://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/voting-resources/voting-california/who-can-vote-california
So... do you think there's no system to verify if someone is eligible to vote in California because they don't ask for ID? OR. OR JUST MAYBE there's a whole system that makes sure that only eligible voters are allowed to cast a ballot?
Because you claim to treat everyone equally but... you use "demotarded" followed by 'like I do for all groups." so that clearly shows you don't judge everyone equally. That you, in fact, reserve judgement.
