The tests immigrants have to take is meant as an barrier to entry, yes, obviously. It's not meant as an initiative to make more immigrants eligible for citizenship. It's not voter suppression, because they're not citizens.
I linked you to a specific literacy test from 1965. It used the exact same type of questions that the civic test for immigrants does, which is the exact same type of question that you and Vivek want to target young people with. The 1965 one was obviously meant to depress turnout, while yours is supposed to increase it, which is interesting because they're the same thing. This is hard for you to square, so you continiously deflect. If you, unlike Vivek, are actually being honest here, it's likely because you don't know anything about voter suppression. You do know, however, that Jim Crow was bad. Very bad! Therefore the 1965 test is bad, because Jim Crow, but Vivek's test is still good because it's Vivek's test, even though they are identical. The only difference between these two tests is that the 1965 was given to primarily black people, while this revolutionary one will be given to young people.
I also have to say that I really enjoy your performance in here. It's bad, really low quality, but it's entertaining. You keep crying about "ad hominems", completely misusing the term because you're confusing insults with a very particular form of argument, while simultaneously calling people kids in every other comment. To be clear, your insults are not "ad hominems" either, but you think they are and you're fine with it.
