Digital ID Cards

[Darran]

More than the thought of ID cards I nearly collapsed when they said on wireless that Tony Blair and William Hague had joined forces.
Pair of c*nts.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-64729442.amp

 

[WxmJax]

Anything to make it easier to steal identities.

 

[Neath_Jack]

The only issue I’ve got is that I wouldn’t trust the current government to not fuck it up. Most of Europe have ID cards now.

 

[Pegojack]

How is Grant Shapps going to get on? That c*nt has three identities.

 

[BLAZE]

My boy Davey Icke called it. Now - ID cards, next - shapeshifting lizard overlords

 

[Darran]

My boy Davey Icke called it. Now - ID cards, next - shapeshifting lizard overlords

Someone on the Radio Wales phone-in this morning reckoned they’ll be chipping babies as soon as they’re born in the future like puppies. :lol:

 

[exiledclaseboy]

Someone on the Radio Wales phone-in this morning reckoned they’ll be chipping babies as soon as they’re born in the future like puppies. :lol:

They already do they just don’t tell anyone.

 

[J_B]

Someone on the Radio Wales phone-in this morning reckoned they’ll be chipping babies as soon as they’re born in the future like puppies. :lol:

Bill Gates just told me to say that’s bollocks.

 

[MajorR]

Some people may have missed this, but as of later this year photo ID will be mandatory to vote in a General Election and other elections.

It’s allegedly been introduced to prevent ballot fraud, but given that ballot fraud doesn’t appear to be a major issue in the UK the cynics are claiming it’s a deliberate act by this government to disenfranchise people - particularly the less well off who are more unlikely no to have ID and to vote Labour.

Surely they can’t be the case - our policies d wouldn’t do that would they?

 

[exiledclaseboy]

Some people may have missed this, but as of later this year photo ID will be mandatory to vote in a General Election and other elections.

It’s allegedly been introduced to prevent ballot fraud, but given that ballot fraud doesn’t appear to be a major issue in the UK the cynics are claiming it’s a deliberate act by this government to disenfranchise people - particularly the less well off who are more unlikely no to have ID and to vote Labour.

Surely they can’t be the case - our policies d wouldn’t do that would they?

It’s a form of gerrymandering. Alongside the actual gerrymandering they’re also up to.

 

[Swanjaxs]

It’s a form of gerrymandering. Alongside the actual gerrymandering they’re also up to.

gerrymandering!! Word of the day that fair play :lol:

 

[Resolvenjack]

Seems strange that I am 68 & my bus pass is acceptable but any young person with the same bus pass is unacceptable.

Is this discrimination & could a legal challenge be brought about?