Zgoda. Nie twierdzę, że jest nieprawdziwy ale spowszedniał i stracił na wartości. Ludzie przestali go traktować poważnie. Nie da się nim usprawiedliwić ataku na każdy cel cywilny. A czytałeś cały raport AI czy tylko omówienie w gazecie? Z ciekawości pytam, bo ja tylko omówienie.

Nie wiem Piotrek, wydaje mi się, że ten argument z żywymi tarczami w Gazie wypalił się i jest już słaby, nieweryfikowalny w większości sytuacji. Gdzie jest granica, poza którą w obiekty cywilne się nie uderza? Poza tym, raport AI jest o ludobójstwie, a nie metodach prowadzenia działań zbrojnych.

No, I meant registering voters online - not voting online. So, I to clarify, I believe it would be reasonable to obtain your voter ID online. I understand hacking concerns, but we use for example online banking every day.

No, no voting online - online voter registration.

I agree in principle that we can have voter ID; I don’t think it’s a big deal, but at the same time let’s remove additional voter registration requirements. Or for instance, let’s do it online. I think this would be a fair trade.

Have you ever heard of fake IDs? Fake IDs are more common than mail theft. Studies show nearly 2 in 5 college students own one. Mail theft involved approximately 1,103,000 complaints over the past five years. Why don’t use fake IDs for voter fraud? It’s easier.

No, thank you. Stealing mail is a federal crime under 18 U.S.C. § 1708, punishable by fines up to $250,000 and imprisonment for up to five years. This is exactly my point - most people won’t do it.

Try it. I'm serious. Just steal someone’s bill from a mailbox and later try to vote with it. It's not that easy as you try to describe it. How many people got caught with other people's utility bills? I'm not saying it’s impossible, I’m saying it’s very difficult.

This is precisely my point - no matter what we do, there will always be people saying that there was a massive voter fraud. I guarantee you that voter ID won’t change it.

VA (where I live) requires some form of identification. I discuss with another user why utility bills are pretty effective for identification, so I won’t repeat the same arguments here.

Well, it’s true that this relies on trust in the process and the integrity of the voter. I agree that state-issued ID is the easiest way to verify identity. However, using other people’s bills to commit voter’s fraud is technically complicated. Have you ever tried to steal your neighbor bill?

As simple as it is, utility bills are actually quite effective form of identification. Opening utility accounts require ids and proofs of residency. Seriously. Virginia is an example.

But CT does require some form of identification as far as I know (not specifically a voter ID), doesn’t it?

People often seek quick fixes, not genuine advice, especially when advice involves significant effort. This applies across industries, it’s not unique to tech. The challenge isn’t giving advice, but finding those willing to act on it. That’s my impression.

Kamala Harris won in several states that require voter ID, including Colorado, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Delaware, and Virginia. Donald Trump won in two states that do not require voter ID for in-person voting: Pennsylvania and Nevada. You map has no sense.

Ma się to tak samo jak zapewnienia, że po wprowadzeniu taryf przemysł wróci do Ameryki.