Checkmate.

You can stop them with a Captcha. And slight inclines.

Accidentally.

Because of infrastructure and free labor. Why wouldn't it stay? 

It’s almost like AI is a terrible idea no matter what. 

Just remind yourself that AI is still held back by recognizing "all pictures with a sign" in them. The gap between successfully navigating a captcha page and outwitting humans at their own game is probably hundreds of years. 

I think the biggest problem there is you're literally asking to design a horse by committee. And that never ever works out well. 

You should look into Europe. They're doing great. 

If you walk with Nazis, you're a Nazi.

Cool.

I didn't realize "due process" wasn't a part of the Constitution. 

So it doesn't say illegal. Cool story, bro. Thanks for proving my point, yet again. 

Then quote your source. Go on. I'll wait. 

Probably has something to do with award show categorization. Like how American Horror Story wins awards by calling itself a miniseries instead of competing against bigger shows. Classifying it as a "limited series" puts it up against made-for-tv movies, a category that might be easier to win. 

None of which were proof of your claim. Which you have never provided. 

Once again, it was your source. Not mine. Don’t cry to me because you can’t read. It proved me right.

You submitted an article which I gladly accepted because it did not prove you right. It made no claim whatsoever that anyone wanted illegal immigrants to vote. Which I pointed out to you. You then claimed your own source was “fake news.” I suggested you try again to prove your claim then you started to shift the…

Post proof of your claims. Or admit you're wrong. 

Again. You provided the source, not me. Don't get all mad at me if your proof (which I directly quoted to disprove your argument) isn't up to your standards. It is your source. If your claim is valid, provide a valid source and quit talking about “weasel words” (which I didn’t use, by the way).

You made the claim. You failed to provide the proof that validates your claim. When you provided proof that proved you were wrong, you called your own proof “fake news.”