Real Id.

[Dooz]

Why are we complaining about a dinky little card and not other, more serious things, like the Patriot Act. It's amazing how the American people are willing to ignore anything that the government tells us to.

[Weirdy]

Well that measure passed since it was part of that Iraq Spending Plan.

 

However, states might challenge and even disobey it. The governers will try to challenge such a thing's constitutionalality. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?.../w155857D84.DTL

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I honestly don't know if Arnold will challenge this

 

I know he wants to reform immigration, and education

 

but, you never know

[Gryph]

Why are we complaining about a dinky little card and not other, more serious things, like the Patriot Act. It's amazing how the American people are willing to ignore anything that the government tells us to.

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This could easily be used in cooperation with the Patriot Act to tighten the noose around our freedoms. Notice how I said could and not will. All this consolidation under the the Federal government should be challenged. But isn't it rather odd that such a thing was tacked on to a bill that would definitely pass? I find it quite fishy.

[OverlordMondo]

Why are we complaining about a dinky little card and not other, more serious things, like the Patriot Act. It's amazing how the American people are willing to ignore anything that the government tells us to.

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This could easily be used in cooperation with the Patriot Act to tighten the noose around our freedoms. Notice how I said could and not will. All this consolidation under the the Federal government should be challenged. But isn't it rather odd that such a thing was tacked on to a bill that would definitely pass? I find it quite fishy.

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What bill was it tacked on to? And can you just pin thngs to bills even if they aren't directly related?

[Gryph]

Why are we complaining about a dinky little card and not other, more serious things, like the Patriot Act. It's amazing how the American people are willing to ignore anything that the government tells us to.

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This could easily be used in cooperation with the Patriot Act to tighten the noose around our freedoms. Notice how I said could and not will. All this consolidation under the the Federal government should be challenged. But isn't it rather odd that such a thing was tacked on to a bill that would definitely pass? I find it quite fishy.

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What bill was it tacked on to? And can you just pin thngs to bills even if they aren't directly related?

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It was part of this bill. More commonly it is called the $82 billion Iraq Supplemental Spending Bill. And yes, you'd be suprised at how people try to tack on special statutes onto every bill that goes through Congress.

[Elazul Yagami]

with something like this:

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2005/TECH/05/10/gov...cker/index.html

 

 

i AM worried.

 

 

wtf does the iraqi spending bill hafta do with a real national id anyways?

 

and how the flock can they pass it without even discussing it?

[Gryph]

and how the flock can they pass it without even discussing it?

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Because it would be political suicide to not pass the bill it was attached to so they didn't really care.

[Elazul Yagami]

*looks at a toilet flushing*

 

well there goes America!

[Skythe]

So much fingering going on in this thread that I feel like I'm surrounded by bitchy feminists.

[Gryph]

So much fingering going on in this thread that I feel like I'm surrounded by bitchy feminists.

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As usual, you have nothing of value to say. Why don't you just stick to spam and other useless topics where you belong, okay?

[OverlordMondo]

with something like this:

 

http://edition.cnn.com/2005/TECH/05/10/gov...cker/index.html

 

 

i AM worried.

 

 

wtf does the iraqi spending bill hafta do with a real national id anyways?

 

and how the flock can they pass it without even discussing it?

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You think they can't hack into wherever you put your information now? I would hope they'd protect their systems more after a failure like that, too.