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Sort of, but generally not on the minute-to-minute basis that is being forced to carry government identification at all times. And in cases where that may de fa

Sort of, but generally not on the minute-to-minute basis that is being forced to carry government identification at all times. And in cases where that may de facto be the case, e.g. being a minority near a border, that's already abhorrent. That whole paradigm should be reversed rather than further generalized.

dwild 7y ago
> being a minority near a border, that's already abhorrent. That's abhorrent because they are targeted which force them to carry it. Isn't driver license a government identification anyway? Sure no one is forced to have it, but that won't change much if everyone had it. I'm not arguing about forcing carrying it either. Just about whether it would be bad if it existed.