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Showing ID is racist? by slayer2006-11-19 12:55:59
  could anyone explain to me please? by Star Warrior 2003-03-07 13:51:57
I'm not from America, so please explain that to me..

If I understand this correct, you can vote without actually stating who you are? That sounds quite ridiculous to me. So I could just vote the US president in one town and then again in another town?

Ok, suppose I understand it right, there probably are "voting notifications" to make sure, everyone can only vote once.. that means, that I can just steal peoples voting notifications and then vote several times?

Sorry, I don't mean to offend anyone as this seems to be a controversial topic.. but I just don't get it!

StarWarrior
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    I've read all the comments on this topic.. by Star Warrior2003-03-07 14:43:00
      Well first of all by slacktime2003-03-07 14:58:12
        thanks.. by Star Warrior2006-11-19 12:55:59
        We already HAVE a national ID card. by Naruki2003-03-07 15:25:05
          A national ID by Ston2003-03-07 15:38:51
            in this day and age... by tiberias2003-03-07 19:23:56
        The ID card in and of itself is not the problem. by Arcanum2003-03-07 15:38:05
          nah.. by countuebles2003-03-07 17:13:18
            Interesting... by DireEyez2003-03-07 20:08:16
      Slacktime done good -- I'll try to clarify by dire_lobo2003-03-07 15:41:43
        Laws vary, as does enforcement ... by yah-right2003-03-07 18:22:10
          A couple of problems with your post... by Naruki2003-03-07 19:20:38
          thanks.. by Star Warrior2003-03-07 23:47:14

 

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