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US Federal ID card bill passed.	by wheresthefish	2006-11-19 12:55:59
good this is one thing i support.	by joecrouse	2005-05-11 05:21:05
I don't think it's nearly that simple.	by Ravenlock	2005-05-11 06:03:31
Wait a second	by frizzgrig	2005-05-11 07:08:26
You have some factual errors.	by AndyA	2005-05-11 09:22:55
Yes the store can track what I buy. But that's all they know, I left the application form blank as the small print says you can. The phone company donesn't have your SSN unless you want them to, they ask for the last 4 digits as a pin number on the account, you can give them any number you want. Satellite TV systems and non cable DVRs will work fine with the phone line disconnected. It may come as a shock to some people but it is quite possible to live without cable TV. If you want to let people track you then they can but right now you have a choice, a minor detail you missed out. The problem with government issued ID is that you don't get any choice in the matter. If there was some real benefit then things may be different but I've yet to see a convincing argument, shorter lines to get into a club isn't much of a justification.
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You have a choice	by frizzgrig	2005-05-11 10:05:12
You can get utilities without an SSN.	by AndyA	2005-05-11 10:24:57
no it aint.	by joecrouse	2005-05-11 10:40:27
They may not require it	by frizzgrig	2005-05-11 10:53:53
Odd. Was never a problem for me.	by AndyA	2005-05-11 15:42:42
Didnt Ludwig Myer say that the more	by joecrouse	2005-05-11 10:26:44

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