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To: On the Road to Serfdom
Again, there is no legitimate reason for any public bus route to enter a secure facility. (Creating a situation where random citizens who have no business at the facility may be required to show ID dosn't count as "legitimate".)
143 posted on 12/06/2005 8:48:09 AM PST by steve-b (A desire not to butt into other people's business is eighty percent of all human wisdom)
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To: steve-b
There are at least three potential policies, listed from most intrusive to least intrusive:
1. No public buses allowed
2. Allow one of the many public bus routes to enter but check ID’s. Post a warning on this particular bus so everyone knows what to expect and can pick another bus if they have a problem showing ID. Federal Employees are dropped off at their buildings.
3. Allow public buses to enter with no passenger ID Checks.

I can see a very good reason not for 1. If many Federal employees take this bus why not drop them off at their buildings within the complex? Given this, I can also see why 3 might not be the best either. Why exclude a reasonable middle position and make it a false choice between 1 and 3?
146 posted on 12/06/2005 9:24:54 AM PST by On the Road to Serfdom
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