My feeling is that if someone makes a discernible argument, I will try to test it out. Kid seemed to be saying, essentially, "Voting is an important civic duty and we should all leap whatever hurdles are presented to do that duty." If you separate that statement from the reality of voter suppression, and the previous hurdles I mentioned, you can appear to be doing some handsome Virtue Signalling. But appeals to civic duty and personal responsibility are rather suspect when they come from those who are privileged by a system that makes it easy for them to do said duty, and harder for minorities.
There is no reality of voter suppression.
There is no reality of your posts, Red.
Voter suppression has been shown repeatedly and the courts have seen it and ruled on it.
Tactics vary, like putting out flyers with bogus information for Hispanic voters or ID processes that make it harder for some groups than others. The efforts to stop college voters unless they can prove "permanent" residency. The attempts to shut down polling places. Insufficient polling places in urban areas, creating excessively long waits - waits in the
hours to vote.
But you say, "no reality of voter suppression."