[piytar]

That test is trivially easy. Seriously.

[Westbrook]

That was bad.

Real bad.

[johniegrad]

I wonder what we gain by having illiterate people vote.

[Inyo-Mono]

Not much different from what a gun purchaser has to go through to exercise his second amendment rights

[piytar]

Oh, except for this one: “Try this one: “Write every other word in this first line and print every third word in same line (original type smaller and first line ended at comma) but capitalize the fifth word that you write.””

But I notice that one is not on the image from the actual test. But of course these hacks would not make something up.

/spit

[left that other site]

That was an interesting test.

[Bullish]

I didn’t have much problem with the test. But I do possess reading comprehension.

[doorgunner69]

Was that supposed to be difficult?

Then again, Gen-x/y/z probably could not handle it, their ADD would kick in.

[cripplecreek]

Some of the questions are pretty screwy and require some thought but that’s a good thing in my opinion.

[Jim Noble]

Anyone who could not get 100% on that test should not be voting.

[impimp]

That test is BS. It was hard to do in 10 minutes and even smart people can make a stupid mistake. Anyone who thinks that test is a good idea needs to get their mind right.

[Lancey Howard]

Heh, it was sure a different country 50 years ago.

[the OlLine Rebel]

Tests should always be given. It’s outrageous how we allow so many ignorant and stupid people to vote, especially when they’re on welfare instead of paying taxes.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

The writer does know that by 1964 the Louisiana Governor and state senate were all controlled by RATS for over 20+ years up to, and beyond that point?

[andyk]

So, what’re your thoughts on this?

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

one hundred years ago a literacy question for blacks was...”How many bubbles are there in a bar of soap?”

[mrsmith]

Ah, the ‘non sequitur uber alles’ technique...

Liberal propgandists love it.

[OldNewYork]

The test says that anyone with a 5th grade education is excused from taking the test. I can see how this test would be impossible for someone who lacked the equivalent reading comprehension. Maybe that’s why we don’t let 5th graders vote.

[yarddog]

I only looked at the first 10 or so questions. They struck me as not very hard but really strange.

[Drango]

Good thing the test isn’t in cursive. I would never pass.