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People 'can't wait for ID cards'
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er...plenty of contracting jobs paying silly money good enough for some of the mercenaries on here ?So still not a single point to support the introduction of a hugely expensive system.
Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
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No, it'd have to be paid in Euros too. None of that tanking pound crap you can't buy anything with.Originally posted by Board Game Geek View Poster...plenty of contracting jobs paying silly money good enough for some of the mercenaries on here ?
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Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostExcept it won't work for "keeping tags" on anyone but the innocent stupid majority.
Anyone who has given it more than a cursory thought will realise it's a bad thing.
I see what you are saying - but the contracts for this are already in place and with Thales already designing the early system with the remainder of the higher value contracts being given End of Jan 2009 it is a done deal - Conservatives will not be able to reverse this.
There are good and bad about these ID cards. For a second [and Im still open on this] think about it - IF they work and they are rolled out and EVERYONE, by a certain date, HAS to have them - than it could have some benefit?Comment
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"If they work"?Originally posted by Liability View PostI see what you are saying - but the contracts for this are already in place and with Thales already designing the early system with the remainder of the higher value contracts being given End of Jan 2009 it is a done deal - Conservatives will not be able to reverse this.
There are good and bad about these ID cards. For a second [and Im still open on this] think about it - IF they work and they are rolled out and EVERYONE, by a certain date, HAS to have them - than it could have some benefit?
WTF are they supposed to do?
Actually if I can ditch my Driving Licence, my Passport, my numerous bank/credit cards then I'm all in favour of them!
Churchill - In "Tongue in Cheek Mode, for the hard of thinking, notably AtW and Purple Dalek"Last edited by Churchill; 11 November 2008, 11:31.Comment
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What a plank. No, this id card is in addition to all the other cards. You don't seriously think it will replace anything?Originally posted by Churchill View Post"If they work"?
WTF are they supposed to do?
Actually if I can ditch my Driving Licence, my Passport, my numerous bank/credit cards then I'm all in favour of them!Comment
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No, obviously I don't.Originally posted by Purple Dalek View PostWhat a plank. No, this id card is in addition to all the other cards. You don't seriously think it will replace anything?
That would remove the income stream coming in from renewed driving licences and passports.
Btw, who the f**k do you think you're calling a plank?Comment
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Thats a VERY naive statement. It's the dripping tap effect, one change follows another follows another. They wont make it compulsary straight away, we would rightly all be up in arms if they did. Introduce it, make it voluntary, over time a few more 'terrorist events' will call for tighter controls, before you know it we have compulsary cards.Originally posted by minestrone View PostNobody is actually forcing you to have one, that is myth number one.
Think it cant happen? Look at the EU, started as a free trade agreement, good for business, look at it now.Comment
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You.Originally posted by Churchill View PostBtw, who the f**k do you think you're calling a plank?
Why? Is there anyone else here resembling that remark?Comment
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Next time I post a tongue-in-cheek remark I'll highlight the fact by adding the note "Tongue in Cheek Mode, for the hard of thinking, notably AtW and Purple Dalek".Originally posted by Purple Dalek View PostYou.
Why? Is there anyone else here resembling that remark?
Point taken.Comment
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