You might say I’m a Nash-ty Man, a Bad Hombre, even…
Says the guy who did not read the thread. 
The vote is broke, still using stone age methods, anyone in silicon valley could fix it with an iPhone app and biometric scan, that’s easy, the analysis is on the blockers that disallow fixing problems. For example, American’s love of feuding!!
Vice did an interesting story on rigging voting machines. As it turns out, the “newer” voting machines are easily hacked. Like, really, really easily. The best option for a fraud-free election is to still use paper.
Where would the government get the biometric scan?
I believe this blocker has come up a number of times. This is the “the government is evil, I must protect my personal information from them”?? We would need a whole thread to discuss that.
Where in my question do I say the government is evil? I just want to know how they will get the biometric scan. It’s a very simple, straight-forward question. Are you unable to answer it?
Irrelevant details, these are decided after starting the job, not before. We are not workers in silicon valley hired to do this job. Why would I be able to answer tech questions? Why would my not being able to answer tech questions be “ah ha, see I knew it wouldn’t work!”.
Which reveals yet another blocker; Americans are Negative Nancys , preoccupied with failure, yet only when it comes to failure to get back their own rights, not failure of the corporation/government to take their rights. Victim psychology…beat dogs.
How does iPhone get your fingerprint? You touch your iPhone. Done.
You’re mistaken.
^^ So basically your “solution” to fix the “problem” of voter registration is really more of a general idea than an actual plan. Gotcha.
It’s an analysis of the problem; which is the blockers that disallow fixing the tech/policies. 
But if the government is controlled and manipulated by “the corporate AI” for their own ends, as you said, wouldn’t handing over Biometric information like that be unwise??
Although registering to vote is easier than buying cigarettes, I"m all for an easier, more efficient process to facilitate voting. I was hoping your advanced analytical skills could produce a solution, but it appears I overestimated your analytical skills. My bad.
Yes, you need to address root cause, which either automatically fixes the symptoms, or makes them fixable. To the specific question, yes you are in check mate.
Interesting that nobody (including purealpha, apparently) noticed the circular reasoning in the initial post.
“It’s rigged because you have to register.”
“You have to register because it’s rigged.”
Not exactly the quintessence of shrewd analysis.
So, finally you get around to actually reading the thread, and post this? You’re really far behind kid. What you have done is skimmed, and tried to find surface somethings for a quickie post. Blockers illustrated: 1) ADHD, 2) micro-argumentation.
Evidently you haven’t gotten around to reading it; that would make you guilty of the very transgression of which you are accusing me.
Or is it simply that circular logic is what passes for analysis in your world?
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Just remove the unnecessary step of “registering”, then it’s circular non-rigged. 
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Nice try at a dodge.
Which is it: you, too, didn’t read it, or you think that circular reasoning is valid analysis.
Or . . . shudder . . . you admit that you made a mistake.
(I know: forget that last one. What _ was _ I thinking?)
You work micro; spelling, debate logic. I work macro; just get the right answer.
Typical.