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10-07-2003, 15:17

But your not, Your Birth, Marriage and Death are all registered By law.
So with the exception of Marraige (possibly) and Death, you simply are NOT anonymous are you?
You are required by LAW to take part in the census every 10 years. This also gives out certain information.

you understand why I dont think the human rights issue can be given?

I sometimes think of it from an exxtreme angle.
those people that complain about somehting as small and convenient as an ID card going against your human rights. The country is practically at a state of war on terrorism. When was the last time the UK was threatened? Did the population kick up a fuss about national ID cards then?

I'm sorry but I think bleating on about invasion of human rights by being told to carry a little plastic card is extremely detrimental to what the human rights bill is actually about.
Remember the main one, we have NO constitutional right to free speach, But it is tolerated.

Theres far more pressing issues than Extreme left wing policies of human rights and ID cards at this present point in history.

I also dont think that having to be able to identify yourself to the authorities if so requested would actually be against human rights. After all it happens in the states and a lot of other countries.

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timewarrior2001 Guest Location: Teesside Services: Evilness Posts: n/a	But your not, Your Birth, Marriage and Death are all registered By law. So with the exception of Marraige (possibly) and Death, you simply are NOT anonymous are you? You are required by LAW to take part in the census every 10 years. This also gives out certain information. you understand why I dont think the human rights issue can be given? I sometimes think of it from an exxtreme angle. those people that complain about somehting as small and convenient as an ID card going against your human rights. The country is practically at a state of war on terrorism. When was the last time the UK was threatened? Did the population kick up a fuss about national ID cards then? I'm sorry but I think bleating on about invasion of human rights by being told to carry a little plastic card is extremely detrimental to what the human rights bill is actually about. Remember the main one, we have NO constitutional right to free speach, But it is tolerated. Theres far more pressing issues than Extreme left wing policies of human rights and ID cards at this present point in history. I also dont think that having to be able to identify yourself to the authorities if so requested would actually be against human rights. After all it happens in the states and a lot of other countries.