Thread: ID cards rethink to be unveiled
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Old 07-03-2008, 13:29   #101
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Re: ID cards rethink to be unveiled
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Originally Posted by TheNorm View Post
The use of ID cards, by themselves, does not mean that Britain will become a "police state". Much more worrying is the eroding of rights of free speech and public assembly.
True, and I am concerned about the ID card as part of that.

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I'm all for it if means I only have to carry one card instead of passport, drivers licence, staff ID, security swipe card, Oyster card, etc, etc.
I was going to say that you are in trouble if you lose it, but then if you carry all that stuff in your wallet, and lose your wallet, you are also in trouble.
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