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Old 08-04-2005, 11:26   #78
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Re: ID card Bill dropped

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Originally Posted by andyl
No. I think the opposition will be sterner than that. Remember people went to prison when protesting about the Poll Tax.

We are not other countries. This measure is being brought in on the highly flimsy pretext of terror prevention with very little, if any, evidence that it will do so. I and many others will object to civil rights (for me283's sake, "civil rights") being attacked - and at such incredible expense too.
Oh yes, the goverment lying about the reasons behind it does more damage than anything else!
If labour get back in and try to impliment ID cards, I'll be against it.
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