id cards

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What info does your ID give?

Yanzalong @yanzalong (19091) • Indonesia 10 Jun 19

Does your ID card state your religion? As we know ID card shows your photo, ID number, and mentions your name, address, marital status, birth day and place, blood group, your job, and religion you embrace. Is there any other...

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I need to help

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (169490) • United States 7 Aug 15

Hubby is missing some of his insurance cards. He is busy excavating the desk, etc. I always suggest he should use the filing cabinet, but he does not. I think I need to help. I will start with the filing cabinet, cause that is...

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buy original high-quality fake passports, driver's licenses, ID cards, stamps, Visa, school Diplomes and other products for a number of countries

bryantburgar @burgar11111111111111 (2) • Yaounde, Cameroon 15 Nov 13

We offer only original high-quality fake passports, driver’s licenses, ID cards, stamps, Visa, school Diplomes and other products for a number of countries like:USA, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Italia, Finland, France,...

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Do you wear your ID cards after your working hours are over?

rakesh_07 @rakesh_07 (684) • India 12 Feb 10

ID cards are common when you are working in a company/oraganization or even studying in school/college/university. Sometimes we don't wear these ID cards, and end up paying fine or marked absent. Do you have the habit of wearing...

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Is it necessary to carry an ID card in your country and if so how do you feel

katerina @thea09 (18305) • Greece 11 Jul 09

Is it necessary to carry an ID card in your country and if so how do you feel about it? Is it something which has been newly introduced or something you are used to doing? Is an ID card about to be introduced to your country? We...

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Libertarian Party supports British Airline Pilots Association against ID cards

What is 'Freedom'?

Trefusis @Trefusis (7) • Spain 30 Jun 08

Biometric ID cards will be introdced in the UK soon, many believe microchips implanted under the skin will follow (Such programmes have already begun elsewhere in the world). 20% of the world's CCTV cameras reside in UK...

civil liberties

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'Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of state interference in our lives'

bojangles88 @bojangles88 (649) 22 Apr 08

By state interference I mean things like video surveillance (CCTV), ID cards - tracking our every mood, chips in passports, and even passports to begin with! The there's the other things that our state give us like benefits and...

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Proposed Introduction of National ID cards in the UK

pumpkinjam @pumpkinjam (8876) • United Kingdom 3 Feb 08

Do you think this is a good or bad idea? Would you be willing to carry one? I can think of reasons for and against. For: ID if you don't have a passport or driving licence and you don't have to carry around lots of different...

driving licence

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What is the last time you were asked to show your I.D.? (87 year old man...)

shywolf @shywolf (4514) • United States 25 Jan 07

I was just wondering what stories you guys have about times where you were asked to show proof of identity even though you knew you were well over the legal age? I was just reading this story about a man, aged 87, who was...

87 year old man

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Do you think national ID cards with a retina scan amongst other things...

xxclairexxj @xxclairexxj (590) 4 Nov 06

Would be a good idea? I do! I think anyone who didn't want one must have a reason. That reason can't be good. It's not infringing on civil liberties as far as I'm concerned. I think they could protect people. If they had a finger...

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