These days, if you mention the words "identity cards" and "human rights' violation" in the same sentence you can be reasonably sure that a good chunk of the UK will froth righteously along with you.
But we have to consider the rights of the squirrel...
Ahem.
Thanks for the law bits - I am not very aware of these things, and feel I should give at least a little consideration to the law and its application as opposed to my own knee-jerk reactions.
The problem is, that every man and his dog claims that all number of things are a 'violation of human rights' and the more the phrase gets used, the less value it has.
Yes. That was rather my thought too - when people are continuously bleating about human rights it does make some of the rather more shocking rights abuses lose impact.
It's the RMT. *Any* reason is good enough to strike over; to the extent that any genuine cause, such as safety issues or privacy, are immediately compromised as soon as the RMT put their name to it.
As sympathetic as I am towards unions at large and socialist causes: got it in one, sir.
Fingerprint recognition might be the only contentious part; although not foolproof, it seems hard enough to cheat and requiring of relatively little equipment to the point where it's a good solution. I wouldn't mind if work swapped our current identity card system for something as easy-to-use, clean and quick based around fingerprints, for instance.
How do you propose to keep your fingerprint secret from the ill-intentioned? Once they've got it, how are you going to go about revoking your fingerprint?
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Ahem.
Thanks for the law bits - I am not very aware of these things, and feel I should give at least a little consideration to the law and its application as opposed to my own knee-jerk reactions.
The problem is, that every man and his dog claims that all number of things are a 'violation of human rights' and the more the phrase gets used, the less value it has.
Yes. That was rather my thought too - when people are continuously bleating about human rights it does make some of the rather more shocking rights abuses lose impact.
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Fingerprint recognition might be the only contentious part; although not foolproof, it seems hard enough to cheat and requiring of relatively little equipment to the point where it's a good solution. I wouldn't mind if work swapped our current identity card system for something as easy-to-use, clean and quick based around fingerprints, for instance.
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The goth eucharist is the thing that seems to be filling up the boot of my car alarmingly.
What time are you likely to arrive tomorrow?
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What time are you likely to arrive tomorrow?
Don't you talk to that Keris person ? We sorted it all out ages ago :) I'll be arriving late, though hopefully in time for last orders.
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PS should have some camera gear for you.
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