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You can only run credit card charges against someone with a credit card. How much credit card fraud is there in the United States? One difference here is that
by Consultant32452 6y ago
You can only run credit card charges against someone with a credit card. How much credit card fraud is there in the United States?
One difference here is that everything I need to know to vote for someone is public record. Your name, address, political affiliation, whether or not you have voted in recent elections, etc. are all public record. Your credit card information is not.
- crowbahr 6y ago1. You don't swipe your vote every time you go to the gas station 2. You only get to vote once. Unlike credit cards. The comparison is such an insane false analogy as to render the rest of your comment meaningless. You clearly have no clue how the system actually works if you think that comparison is reasonable at all. Go read up on why voting is secure instead of Googling more doggrel that fits your confirmation bias.
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- salawat 6y agoGoogle doesn't exactly help people find what doesn't already speak to their biases anymore, and hasn't for a long while.
- Hnrobert42 6y agoI agree with the logic of your argument, but I disagree with your last paragraph. Please let me appeal to your better nature.