Posted by Calgary on July 8, 2007, 1:26 pm
wrote:
>Really, any of the POI documents can be easily constru-
>cted on today's imaging systems. So, unless there's some
>kind of electronic inquiry mechanism, it seems this POI
>review is just a charade is disguise.
Nah, it comes under the heading of due diligence. Doing what can be
reasonably expected to ensure motorists coming into our country have
the proper insurance coverage.
Granted insurance documents are easy to forge, but consider the
consequences if you get caught. If you were to get into an accident in
a foreign country after producing a forged insurance document to get
in, would probably land you in some serious trouble.
Would that stop a hardened criminal or someone trying to enter our
country for a nefarious reason? No.
Would it ensure the other 99.9% of motorists have the appropriate
coverage? I think so.
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Posted by Gary Walker on July 8, 2007, 3:09 pm
> wrote:
>>
>>Really, any of the POI documents can be easily constru-
>>cted on today's imaging systems. So, unless there's some
>>kind of electronic inquiry mechanism, it seems this POI
>>review is just a charade is disguise.
> Nah, it comes under the heading of due diligence. Doing what can be
> reasonably expected to ensure motorists coming into our country have
> the proper insurance coverage.
> Granted insurance documents are easy to forge, but consider the
> consequences if you get caught. If you were to get into an accident in
> a foreign country after producing a forged insurance document to get
> in, would probably land you in some serious trouble.
> Would that stop a hardened criminal or someone trying to enter our
> country for a nefarious reason? No.
> Would it ensure the other 99.9% of motorists have the appropriate
> coverage? I think so.
> --
> I have taken a vow of poverty. If you want to really piss me off, send
> money.
Yeah, you're probably right. It also probably has a
perjury component, along with all the other charges.
After thinking about it, maybe I'll just come live there,
I sure use to enjoy Toronto. <g>
Posted by Calgary on July 8, 2007, 6:24 pm
wrote:
>Yeah, you're probably right. It also probably has a
>perjury component, along with all the other charges.
>After thinking about it, maybe I'll just come live there,
>I sure use to enjoy Toronto. <g>
Toronto, the center of the universe? :-(
Calgary is much more fun.
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Posted by Gary Walker on July 8, 2007, 6:55 pm
> wrote:
>>
>>Yeah, you're probably right. It also probably has a
>>perjury component, along with all the other charges.
>>
>>After thinking about it, maybe I'll just come live there,
>>I sure use to enjoy Toronto. <g>
> Toronto, the center of the universe? :-(
> Calgary is much more fun.
> --
> I have taken a vow of poverty. If you want to really piss me off, send
> money.
I don't think I could have withstood any more fun that
Toronto. <g>
Posted by Mark Olson on July 8, 2007, 9:10 pm
Calgary wrote:
> wrote:
>
>> Yeah, you're probably right. It also probably has a
>> perjury component, along with all the other charges.
>>
>> After thinking about it, maybe I'll just come live there,
>> I sure use to enjoy Toronto. <g>
>
> Toronto, the center of the universe? :-(
>
> Calgary is much more fun.
The city or the person-- it works either way.
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>cted on today's imaging systems. So, unless there's some
>kind of electronic inquiry mechanism, it seems this POI
>review is just a charade is disguise.