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Old 07-04-2005, 18:01   #52
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Re: ID card Bill dropped

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Originally Posted by Graham
See BBKing's post and all the other threads on here about them because I really can't be bothered to do all the arguments *again*.
I can't think of any arguments against them that aren't down to paranoia and misunderstanding (excluding financial arguments against them)

Sure you get the "but it won't help against such and such" type arguments, but so what if it doesn't? There are plenty of other benifits to joe public in having one, so should we not have them because the card can't do something?
A photo driving licence doesn't help prevent terrorism, but gives several benifits to the user, should we get rid of them and go back to paper? Nope because of the other benifits that the photo licience gives.
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