Why are some people in the uk so against the introduction of I.D cards

[CirithUngol]

when more than 50%? of people have a social networking space on the internet with more details about themselves than a I D card could provide.which the government could have acess to at anytime ?????/

 

[AC]

Becaue Of The Pakistani People Innit

 

[aslan]

Good point. Still ID cards are just looking for trouble.

 

[casscade]

nah cos most people dnt have myspace no more they have facebook where u have to add sum1 b4 they see ure profile -and its more about principle - we dnt like getting told what to do them sites are our choice, having compulsory id cards is just letting the goverment pound down on u i think its good people are grumbling - bout anything our gvmnt does - but ure question makes u sound well philisophical and amazing and soo dreamy though

 

[Platobeenz]

It's a matter of voluntary versus obligatory. Those who say we must can f uck off.

 

[casscade]

nah cos most people dnt have myspace no more they have facebook where u have to add sum1 b4 they see ure profile -and its more about principle - we dnt like getting told what to do them sites are our choice, having compulsory id cards is just letting the goverment pound down on u i think its good people are grumbling - bout anything our gvmnt does - but ure question makes u sound well philisophical and amazing and soo dreamy though

 

[salus]

Their gonna get you anyway if they want you, so yeah it kinda makes me wonder, what's the difference. Zero is what I'm guessing.

 

[Yulia]

The government already has too much information on us!

AND

some stupid person will probably lose the information somehow...