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Old 08-04-2005, 16:06   #112
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Re: ID card Bill dropped

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Originally Posted by andyl
Eh?!
Relating to the laws governing several goverment documents you may have, although normally they aren't enforced. Hmm, not currently often enforced, so why think the police will do in the future?
Not applied for a replacement driving licence after losing it?
Well, make sure you do it with 7 days and there's no bother ok?
Not applied for a replacement ID card after losing it? Well, make sure you do it with 7 days and there's no bother ok?
See the similarities?

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Originally Posted by andyl
That wasn't the point I was making. Having to produce an ID card is to have to prove your right to exist
Really? Most people think it's a card which helps prove your identity, not your existance.
Just standing there talking to them should prove your existance

Andyl you've succeeded in totally puzzling me with that bit! Can you please explain it better?
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