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What's particularly civilised about it? In the current system we often have to use driving licences as 'ID' — which is especially odd considering not all of us
by xanderlewis 3y ago
What's particularly civilised about it? In the current system we often have to use driving licences as 'ID' — which is especially odd considering not all of us drive. It seems obvious that having a standard form of identification would make all sorts of things easier and include the benefits mentioned above.
- zabzonk 3y agoi think this is my point - i don't have a driving licence. i don't see why i should need to identify myself to anybody, or why a driving license/id card/passport even reliably does that. it is just bad methods of control from them not even competently in-charge.