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Democrats are frowning upon requirement to use an ID to vote. The claim s it dis-

infranchises the poor whom cannot afford an ID. I say baloney, but here's a solution.

ONE HUMAN ONE VOTE PROGRAM:

No matter where you are in the world at the time of voting, you can vote where you are in their election! You can vote in the general election and in a primary [maybe, gotta think through rules on this].

So... if on vacation in Hope AK... you vote there. On vacation in France... you can vote in the French election... as long as France is participating in the program.

The kicker, your finger print or iris is scanned. This ensures you only vote one time. We don't care whom you are because there is no mapping in the system of whom that iris belongs to.

PROBLEM SOLVED!! It's more like a census...

Obvious flaws... it favors those that have mobility. But it limits them to one vote. If they want to blow their vote in Russia as an American Citizen so be it, they cannot vote in USA that year.

Criminals won't like this for fear of creating a global database.

If Russia does not participate in the program, as example, you cannot vote when on vaca there. If you went traveling around the world... that's your problem at election time. Don't complain, you have to fill out a special form and do so remote but are limited to the district you come from, yes an ID required for that.

Something that creeped me out is learning more about Moray eels, as I've added eel to my diet.

Believe it or not, it's actually quite good. Most of my life, I didn't understand fear of snakes aside from a healthy fear of not getting too close and provoking animals that may cause harm.

I looked up photos of Moray eels and yeah, these things are terrifying looking. Now they're nocturnal, look and move like sea snakes and have several sets of creepy jaws, sacred yet?

Okay, they use a second set of backwards facing jaws to move forward, grab their prey, and pull it down it's throat into its stomach. Scared yet, no?

Okay, they sometimes tie themselves in knots to gain leverage and tear up the bodies of their prey, and also, look at the picture for 5 seconds without looking away.

Yeah, sorry for ruining your sleep schedule...
Just remember they're a million times more terrified of you than you could ever possibly be of them, if it makes you feel better.

What's something that scared you? Do you think eels are scary now?