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- Don't complain about lack of options. You've got to pick a few when you do multiple choice. Those are the breaks.
- Feel free to suggest poll ideas if you're feeling creative. I'd strongly suggest reading the past polls first.
- This whole thing is wildly inaccurate. Rounding errors, ballot stuffers, dynamic IPs, firewalls. If you're using these numbers to do anything important, you're insane.
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Japan: legally required to have an ID at all time (Score:5, Interesting)
Re:The two I legally need to have to go about my d (Score:5, Interesting)
And the single biggest thing you can do to increase your odds of dying in a plane crash is fly on a plane. Except it's much, much more likely for an unarmed person to get shot than to have a plane crash into your house. You're an idiot.
Nope. Is more likely for an armed person to get shot (accidentally or not).... by his own gun. Also many more chances for criminals to obtain a new gun.
Re:Yeah. (Score:5, Interesting)
I'm a new Icelandic immigrant, so I'm one of the (currently) only 9 people in the "6-10" group: a passport, US driver's license, atvinnuleyfi (work permit) card (linked to my kennitala), work badge (RFID chipped, tied to my kennitala, and with a visible photo), and a Landsbankinn visa card and bank card which, as is standard here, both function as photo IDs and are chipped and tied to my kennitala. A kennitala is the Icelandic equivalent of a social security number, except it's fully public and *everything* is linked to it in a big public database. So, for example, I go to buy a refrigerator, the cashier asks me for my kennitala, I give it and up pops my name, phone number, home address, etc, so they know where to deliver it, how to reach me, etc.
It sounds weird and maybe a bit Big Brother-y to most Americans, but it's precisely because the info is so public that it works. Nobody is dumb enough to basically treat a kennitala as a "password" like people do with a SSN, so they're forced to use real security where security is needed - and if people start doing stuff that affects you while pretending to be you using your kennitala, you get mailed about it and can remedy the problem immediately (including if they try to change your mailing address). And it's really convenient, too.
Re:The two I legally need to have to go about my d (Score:5, Interesting)
Interesting. I had never considered someone would get a concealed carry permit without intent to carry.
The 3 picture ID I have in my wallet are drivers license, student ID, and CCP.
If I'm out of the house with a firearm, it's in a locked case in my trunk, and I'm either on my way home from purchasing said firearm or on my way to or from the range. So why the CCP?
Why not? My state also has different low- and high-capacity licensing. Sure, I could go to the range with only revolvers or small-capacity pistols. But I figured, I'm going through the application process, background checks, etc., might as well cover all the bases. So I went for concealed-carry, high-capacity, the full monty.
Re:Two. (Score:4, Interesting)