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No one can deny the fact that crime rate in the USA tops the world. You can hardly know whether the new employee in your company has committed a credit card crime before, or the nanny you hire to look after your kids is a sex-offender. It is so necessary to do some checks before you bring them to your office and home.
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What should be done about low voter turn out?
Election Day is only a few days away should the U.S. follow the example of Australia and require that all-legal citizen’s vote. In Australia if you do not vote you can be fined.
From an Australian government web site: http://www.aec.gov.au/_content/What/voting/compulsory_voting.htm
“Compulsory voting means that every Australian citizen (18 years or older) is required by law to enroll and vote. If a person does not vote and is unable to provide a “valid and sufficient” reason, a penalty is imposed. Compulsory voting is a distinctive feature of the Australian political culture.”
Would this work in the United States?
I don’t think so. If people don’t want to vote, why make them? Will it mean anything if they just pick random people because they don’t want to be there?
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