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Posted by: harpless (Thursday 7 February 2008, 9:21 PM)

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There's always something you want to keep private

I like your radical proposal!
It certainly doesn't feel comfirtable for the government to know everything about the individual. We've already had breaches in various departments, how can we trust that our personal details won't fall into the wrong hands?

I might support the I.D. cards if they contain limited information and are only used to know who's in the country and who's not, but then we already have passports for that!

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