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<blockquote data-quote="ez bake" data-source="post: 1348539" data-attributes="member: 229">Did anyone actually read the text of the state questions?They were absolutely idiotic.&nbsp; They didn&#039;t really say anything at all and to be honest, 755 didn&#039;t even mean anything because there is no real precedence of international law being cited in criminal court if it wasn&#039;t already an established local/state/federal law and actually being taken seriously.Civil court system aside (because apparently, nothing in the way of rules matters in civil court), this state question was stupid.&nbsp; The wording of most of the state questions (if you actually read the state questions in their entirety, they say things like &quot;this must happen... unless it can&#039;t, in which case, it doesn&#039;t have to, or some other thing can happen&quot;.Check out even the short-wording of 746 (proof of ID when voting):So basically, you have to have proof of ID with an expiration date.&nbsp; Or if you don&#039;t, a voter ID card.&nbsp; Or if you don&#039;t, you can make a sworn statement (don&#039;t lie, or its a felony).Several state questions were written like that.Awesome job State legislators.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ez bake, post: 1348539, member: 229"] Did anyone actually read the text of the state questions? They were absolutely idiotic. They didn't really say anything at all and to be honest, 755 didn't even mean anything because there is no real precedence of international law being cited in criminal court if it wasn't already an established local/state/federal law and actually being taken seriously. Civil court system aside (because apparently, nothing in the way of rules matters in civil court), this state question was stupid. The wording of most of the state questions (if you actually read the state questions in their entirety, they say things like "this must happen... unless it can't, in which case, it doesn't have to, or some other thing can happen". Check out even the short-wording of 746 (proof of ID when voting): So basically, you have to have proof of ID with an expiration date. Or if you don't, a voter ID card. Or if you don't, you can make a sworn statement (don't lie, or its a felony). Several state questions were written like that. Awesome job State legislators. [/QUOTE]

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