Homeland Security chief defends Real ID plan

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...some of us don't appreciate being filed, cataloged, and spied upon by our own government. We, some of us, rather vehemently resent any effort of government to register us in their databases, record our job histories, or monitor our lives in any other way, regardless of how easy to fake some associated identification card is.

The best way to avoid fake Social Security cards is to abolish the pernicious Ponzi scheme altogether. And before you dismiss my comments as yet another "kneejerk reaction," I've been railing at government intrusions into the private affairs of individuals since, judging from your photograph, a good bit before you were born.

Posted by: Henrik Moller   Posted on: 12/14/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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