> also get very weird about "databases of people", I always frame the argument like this to my family when they complain. "I'm not opposed to the government m

> also get very weird about "databases of people", I always frame the argument like this to my family when they complain. "I'm not opposed to the government maintaining a database of everyone's current address and related information, but if they are going to do that, they should provide free IDs and encourage everyone to participate."