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Is there a thread running on that? It would be nice to debate with you on another topic entirely for a change :argue: |
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edit - you two beat me to it :eek: |
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Surely it would be easier to spot the difference between illegals and legals if the illegals didn't have ID cards ? Also the assylum seekers who overstay will be spotted easier as their ID cards will either state when their leave date is or can be checked through their ID number.
I just can't see the harm in it. If it allows the police to check peoples real identity wheres the loss of civil liberties in that ? |
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Aye, its always the criminal who seems to complain that we are infringing their civil liberties. Never the poor granny whos scared to go outside after dark.
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The food industry would collapse in the UK if they did not have the illegal immigrants working for them, these people often use false NI numbers and the government turn a blind eye because they dont give a toss as long as they are getting the NI and Tax from it. If they clamped down the food industry would have a big problem and the government know it! |
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Sounds like tabloid nonsense that, that the whole UK food industry would collapse if those who employe fruit pickers had to pay them a decent wage.
You seem to be campaigning for the continuation of exploiting cheap labour in our country ? So let me get it right, no id cards for you because you want to keep people working for a couple of quid a day illegally, fair enough. |
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It is extremely cynical of you to insuinuate that those that disagree with you on this issue must have something to hide, or be a criminal in some way. I might just as easily accuse you of being a deranged despot with unhealthy fantasies about imposing your ideas on other people. I don't do that, because I find it quite believable that you have arrived at your opinion by thinking about it and deciding you genuinely believe it to be for the best. I would be grateful if you would extend the same simple courtesy to those of us who disagree with you. |
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I said that I "was" against ID cards but my opinion has "now" changed, meaning that I agree that it would help the current situation. ie: No card and out you go! I have contact with someone dealing with asylum seekers and illegal immigrants in a London borough, and they are saying that these people working with false NI details are far more widespread than any of us imagine. On the other hand I know two people (one very well) that are making a mint from renting houses out to local authorities for asylum seekers where the local authority is paying twice the going rate for the rent. I have not seen that claim in the news or the newspapers, but then again I may be wrong. I am not in favour of importing cheap labour into the country I am all for a fair wage for people who are allready resident here. |
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I was generally having a go at the notion that you can only object to ID cards if you are a criminal (which is what you said) or have done something wrong (which is what Defiant said, and how I began my post). My apologies if I have entirely misunderstood you or appear to have victimised you ... praps you could clarify, do you think it is possible for a law-abiding citizen of the UK to have honest. well founded objections to having an ID card (whether you agree with their objections or not)? |
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