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Originally posted by Hefficide
reply to post by TauCetixeta
Not legal. Even within state, Georgia is very anal about drivers licenses having a current address. I've forgotten the exact time frame, but I once got a ticket for not having my current address on my D/L and I'd only moved about two weeks prior. That was about 12 years ago now and I cannot recall if that charge got dropped or if I paid a fine. When I first moved to the small town I live in, I guess I was considered an outsider and got pulled over probably 50-60 times in that first year and was given at least 2 dozen tickets - almost all of which were dropped in court.
Originally posted by bigyin
How will Obama renew his licence when he can't find his original birth certificate ?
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Originally posted by Unity_99
reply to post by Flatfish
I wrote current president's name and you think it matters. This is about: an invasive law, and would love the Supreme Court to have overturned as that one wrote. Couldn't find any articles about it. We don't have it here in Canada. It would force so much money to be spent sending for replacement documents and take so long that it would be sickening.
Who the hell would allow a police state where you show your little scannable card that has everything on it like that? Papers please! "Yes officer, I hope you under stand , ie stand under your employer class citizen, for you work for me, I will be handing you a paper, its a certified citizens review of your job and possible firing and arrest for fascism!" That should be everyone's response! We should make Tshirts up like that!
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano this week said she is working with governors to repeal the Real ID Act, which was passed in 2005 and went into effect last year.
Washington — Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano is asking Congress to repeal a post-Sept. 11, 2001, law that was meant to enhance the security of driver's licenses but has elicited the wrath of governors nationwide who say it is too costly.
Obama has gutted the Supreme Court
This is a spin-off of homeland security.....I don't want to be THAT secure.
I didn't respond as I did because of the fact that you wrote Obama's name in your post but rather because of the many responses to this thread that are attempting to depict this problem as one of Obama's creations when nothing
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by Destinyone
This is a spin-off of homeland security.....I don't want to be THAT secure.
Of course! None of this is for our security, it is to tie us up in continual knots and invade our privacy, and for data mining. If they wanted to stop illegals coming over the porous border they would do it. As always, the citizens have to suffer.
Originally posted by Flatfish
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by Destinyone
This is a spin-off of homeland security.....I don't want to be THAT secure.
Of course! None of this is for our security, it is to tie us up in continual knots and invade our privacy, and for data mining. If they wanted to stop illegals coming over the porous border they would do it. As always, the citizens have to suffer.
Actually, it's a spin off of the anti-immigrant sentiment of the GOP. It's a GOP sponsored law that was pushed off on Homeland Security as they were tasked with enforcement.