lets-retire
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
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I am not challenging wanting to live outside of society. That’s fine. It has nothing to do with an ID card, though.
Actually when I used the example it did have bearing on the discussion. My point was in the past the government has only required the population to do certain things like, pay taxes or get a DL if they met certain qualifications like, receive pay or drive a vehicle. It seems our government has decided that they can take action against us if we fail to do things simply because we are changing O2 into CO2. The health insurance issue is one rather poor example example, but it is a step in that direction. This talk about requiring a national ID is actually a very good example. If we are alive we have to have a national ID or what? How is that going to be enforced? A fine, jail time, if there isn't a punishment there will be little compliance. That was my initial point, before the example was attacked as not being possible.