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"Bank robbers abuse Toyota for bank robbery, escaping police"
by waihtis 3y ago
"Bank robbers abuse Toyota for bank robbery, escaping police"
- woleium 3y agoToyota must do something to prevent bad actors from using their vehicles, like only selling them to people with a driving license. Government must issue driving licenses and restrict who gets to drive vehicles.
- soraminazuki 3y agoWhat exactly are you suggesting here? Link every online device to a government-issued ID?
- ripply 3y agoIt’s sarcasm demonstrating the absurdity of this article.
- MattPalmer1086 3y agoIn what way is the article absurd? Nobody is suggesting shutting down Cloudflare or its services. It's just pointing out an attack technique that is being used. This thread is absurd!
- bob-09 3y ago“Commenters abuse thread for absurdity, additional comments follow”
- mcpackieh 3y agoYou don't actually need a drivers license to buy a car. You need a drivers license to use one on public roads, and you'll probably need some form of government ID to register and insure the car, and the dealer might ask for some sort of ID to verify your identity, but you don't need a drivers license just to buy one.
- mistrial9 3y agoyankee running dog speaks lies
- Ms-J 3y agoWhy would you have to verify your identity just to buy a car? That sounds very draconian and I never have had to.
- leesalminen 3y agoDepends on if you’re paying cash or not. If you’re using credit to buy the car, expect to show ID.
- flangola7 3y agoWhy wouldn't you need to verify identity to buy a car? Every car I've purchased the first thing they ask is to see your driver's license, even at used shops.
- Ms-J 3y agoWhere I'm located, there is no law that you need to verify your identity to purchase a car. I couldn't think of a reason why there should be. Another poster mentioned if buying with credit, and while true in some situations, that doesn't have to do with the actual purchase of the car but with using credit. That is why. Is there such law where you are?
- mcpackieh 3y agoWell I didn't say there's a law that the dealer has to ask for ID, I only said that the dealer might ask for ID. Particularly if you're not paying with a stack of cash up front, they'll want to know who they're dealing with.
- voxic11 3y agoThere is no restriction on buying vehicles, or even driving them on private property. You only need a license to drive them on public roads.
- paulddraper 3y agoA. You don't need a driver's license to purchase an automobile. B. Bank robbers likely have driver's licenses.