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> tying your existence as a citizen to your ability / willingness to drive a large piece of metal around. Even in the US it’s not. I don’t know of a state wher
by nkrisc 2y ago
> tying your existence as a citizen to your ability / willingness to drive a large piece of metal around.
Even in the US it’s not. I don’t know of a state where you can’t get a state identification card that has nothing to do with being licensed to operate a motor vehicle.
- wkat4242 2y ago> a state identification card that has nothing to do with being licensed to operate a motor vehicle Of course in a car-centric society as the US you could argue how optional that is :)
- nkrisc 2y agoDepends where you live. I had a state ID for a little while when I was a young adult because I didn’t get my driver’s license right away. I used public transit and didn’t have a car anyway.