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In this case the power is "we can prove that you're a citizen of country X". Unless ID cards come coupled with mandatory carrying of them, I don't see an issue
by bergie 13y ago
In this case the power is "we can prove that you're a citizen of country X". Unless ID cards come coupled with mandatory carrying of them, I don't see an issue here. As long as countries provide services (like, say healthcare), there are valid reasons for needing to prove your nationality every now and then.
- blueskin_ 13y ago>there are valid reasons for needing to prove your nationality every now and then Such as passport, driving license, residential address, visa if a foreign citizen, etc?
- bergie 13y agoDriving license isn't a valid ID at least in most European countries. And residential address would probably need some proof, like those stupid utility bill scans some services require you to send. Passport obviously works, but doesn't fit in your wallet. But that is the ID I use when I need one.