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Old 06-04-2005, 14:40   #18
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Re: ID card Bill dropped

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Originally Posted by me283
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Originally Posted by scastle
Agreed. I too can see the benefits (not sure increased security will be one as someone will inevitably find a way to forge ID cards), but I don't trust the government to implement it. Look at the fun they've had with the various projects they have been involved with so far (CPS anyone?).
Thing is, the risk of forgery cannot be a valid argument. You could say the sam e about credit cards, and even cash; it's just a risk you have to take into account.
Actually, I was making the point that the government has said that ID cards will prevent terrorism. I don't think they will. There will be a way for terrorists to forge them. I wasn't using the risk of forgery as a reason not to introduce ID cards.

Having said that, I actually agree with ID cards.
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