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RE: UnRealID.com
Topic: Miscellaneous 5:02 pm EDT, May  9, 2005

Decius wrote:

] This will be coupled with increasingly cheap and automated
] surveillance of public space. Ultimately, the IDs WILL go
] wireless so that they can easily be scanned by the government
] without having to approach a suspect. You already have a
] license plate, right? Ultimately the Supreme Court will
] concede that its not unconstitutional to require every person
] to carry such a card. That will be the last straw. I put it 40
] years out unless there is another major terrorist attack. I'd
] be willing to make a long bet on this.

Hmm, in 40 years, you're saying that you'd bet that every citizen will be required to carry ID on them at all times, even if they're traveling on foot, on private property? Or that every citizen will be required to carry something that lets them be identified without their knowledge? Either way, I think I'd be willing to take that bet. Especially with Republicans in power, who I think are *less* likely than Democrats to want to promote anything like a mandatory national ID.

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