To: George W. Bush
Why the resistance? Isn’t RealID a Good Thing?
8 posted on
06/12/2007 9:57:38 AM PDT by
TChris
(The Republican Party is merely the Democrat Party's "away" jersey - Vox Day)
To: TChris
Depend who your talking too. The government loves it and the average Joe doesn’t. You be the judge.
To: TChris
No, it's a Bad Thing. Honestly, some people would, if told by Bush that there was a Muslim under their beds, demand that he implement a full Soviet-era police state and abolish the Constitution entirely.
Notice in the article how it is cemented into place with the Senate's immigration bill. It won't just be the illegals and the guest workers who will be forced to carry these.
After this, they'll want to chip you, probably subcutaneous RFID.
10 posted on
06/12/2007 10:03:22 AM PDT by
George W. Bush
(Rudi & McVain: tough on terror, scared of Iowa)
To: TChris
Why the resistance? Isnt RealID a Good Thing?
Well, what do you know about it? Or rather, what have you heard about it?
To: TChris
To: TChris
Spotlight on Surveillance
March 2007:
Federal REAL ID Proposal Threatens Privacy and Security
When it created the Department of Homeland Security, Congress made clear in the enabling legislation that the agency could not create a national ID system.[48] In September 2004, then-Department of Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge reiterated, [t]he legislation that created the Department of Homeland Security was very specific on the question of a national ID card. They said there will be no national ID card.[49] The REAL ID Act creates a de facto national ID card.
The requirement for non-REAL ID drivers license or ID card to have explicit invalid for federal purposes designations turns this voluntary card into a mandatory national ID card. Anyone with a different license or ID card would be instantly suspicious. It will be easy for insurance companies, credit card companies, even video stores, to demand a REAL ID drivers license or ID card in order to receive services. Significant delay, complication and possibly harassment or discrimination would fall upon those without a REAL ID card.I suggest you read that article. It covers a lot of info.
To: TChris
Why the resistance? Isnt RealID a Good Thing?
All laws have two uses. One for which the law was intended and one for which it was not. What will be the unintended consequence of Real ID?
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19 posted on
06/12/2007 10:32:08 AM PDT by
radioman
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