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Why the US citizens do not have ID Cards?

I'm constantly reading about Voter ID drama in the US.

Why don't you folks have an ID cards, like every single other country in the world, that you have to carry all the time with you and with which you can vote, give it to the cops, ICE or in whatever government or institutional interaction you have to do?

What's the deal with that?

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u/DVMirchev — 1 month ago

Is there a game similar to Settlers?

Does anyone know game with similar vibes to the first Settlers retro game with building paths, economy, etc?

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u/DVMirchev — 1 month ago
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Close to 30% of cars sold this year are set to be electric as countries and consumers respond to energy crisis - News - IEA

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u/DVMirchev — 2 months ago