I don't feel I distorted your claim very much? In full: "While people in other countries may be used to always having to carry identification, this is rather

I don't feel I distorted your claim very much? In full: "While people in other countries may be used to always having to carry identification, this is rather provocative in a city and state which does not require identification, among other situations, when you register to vote or vote" I don't know why it's so provocative compared to us people from "other countries" as my experience in the US involved being required to present identification far more frequently than I had in many European countries. I'm not sure the full quote changes my point much?