NAACP claims making people show photo ID to vote is wrong. But it's okay to make 'em have photo ID to take part in....

"Hey man, you know you Rethuglicans are raaaacis' to support state laws requiring a photo-ID to vote!  Cuz, a lot of Our People don't have one, so it'd be Waaaay too hard for them to get one to vote.

So by insisting on photo ID you're really jus' tryin' to keep people of color from voting.  Stupid racists."

I think we've all heard arguments like that from the NAACP and Eric Holder and Sheila Jackson-Lee and the rest of the gang.  So let me be sure I understan' ya:
    Photo ID bad, right?
    Raaacist, right?
    Never proper to require one, right?

Hmm.  The argument has always struck most rational Americans as bullshit, seeing as how you have to have photo ID to board an airplane or get welfare in most states.  But let's run with it for a second.

Would you be surprised if a black organization required a photo ID to attend a rally?  Well check this out:

So the NAACP is requiring folks who want to take part in a civil-rights demonstration to have photo ID.  Amazing.

But wait, it gets better!

The purpose of the demonstration--slated for today--is to support a handful of normal proggie causes, one of which is...to protest voter ID laws.

I swear, liberals/Democrats/"progressives" must be born with a genetic inability to understand both "irony" and hypocrisy.