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By *ondon Rimmer OP   Man
3 weeks ago

Islington

"Sir Keir Starmer is expected to announce plans for a compulsory UK-wide digital ID scheme in a speech on Friday" BBC

Inevitable I guess, but I don't like it. The more tools like this we give a government, the harder it'll be to stop their misuse and get rid of authoritarian ones.

Yes, I know we are tracked and mined by commercial companies left right and centre, but that's a different ball game from government access to this data. China already has masses of digital controls over it's citizens

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By *eedsbearmanMan
3 weeks ago

Leeds

No different to many other civilised nations.

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton

The government already hold electronic data on you if you have a passport or used the NHS or have a driving licence.

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)

I'm not going to become too paranoid about this before I hear the full details, many countries already have ID cards and in some way so do we with NI & NHS numbers etc.

I expect this will cause all sorts of ructions with certain factions though.

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By *dstefiMan
3 weeks ago

Solihull


"The government already hold electronic data on you if you have a passport or used the NHS or have a driving licence. "

Exactly! The only people I can see who'd be bothered by it are tin foil hat wearers who don't own a mobile or use the internet, pay cash for everything, never leave the country, never use the health services and walk everywhere.

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By *izzeekMan
3 weeks ago

Out & about


"The government already hold electronic data on you if you have a passport or used the NHS or have a driving licence. "

So why does the Government think it needs more information on us??

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

They can fuck right off as far as I’m concerned and tbh I’d love to see the reaction if they did pass it 😂 our country is already on a knife edge as it is especially with regards to being allowed flying our flag

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"The government already hold electronic data on you if you have a passport or used the NHS or have a driving licence.

So why does the Government think it needs more information on us??"

Er…I don’t know. I wasn’t involved in the decision making process.

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"They can fuck right off as far as I’m concerned and tbh I’d love to see the reaction if they did pass it 😂 our country is already on a knife edge as it is especially with regards to being allowed flying our flag "

I should imagine the ID card will have a little flag on it. You could waft it about before you show it to the feds.

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By *amie1402Man
3 weeks ago

Liverpool


"They can fuck right off as far as I’m concerned and tbh I’d love to see the reaction if they did pass it 😂 our country is already on a knife edge as it is especially with regards to being allowed flying our flag "

Scaremongering

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester

It will cost billions.

The biggest component is the centralised database.

I suppose it will please the usual tech companies.

It's a bigger data capture exercise than National Census, and I am very familiar with the error rate on that exercise.

I also remember when the government lost the Child Benefit data.

I thought this government were struggling to cover the debt?

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"They can fuck right off as far as I’m concerned and tbh I’d love to see the reaction if they did pass it 😂 our country is already on a knife edge as it is especially with regards to being allowed flying our flag

Scaremongering "

The irony being that age ID was needed to post on this thread

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By *izzeekMan
3 weeks ago

Out & about


"The government already hold electronic data on you if you have a passport or used the NHS or have a driving licence.

So why does the Government think it needs more information on us??

Er…I don’t know. I wasn’t involved in the decision making process. "

Maybe you could imagine why they might need it?

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By *ndyfy7Man
3 weeks ago

Fleetwood

Great - I can’t see a problem - I’ve nothing to hide

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"Great - I can’t see a problem - I’ve nothing to hide "
yes, it’s gonna be sneaky people who won’t want this. The bright shining light of government overview will expose them.

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By *DEmileyRoseTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Derry - Ireland

Over here in Ireland will it say for North (Brit or Irish) lol

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester

How exactly does it stop boat migrants?

They won't have a digital ID when they arrive.

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By *izzeekMan
3 weeks ago

Out & about


"Great - I can’t see a problem - I’ve nothing to hide "

Thats exactly the argument that allows the State to gradually erode personal liberties.

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Bedford

It will be part of every day life just like a cashless society every move you make they'll be watching you x

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester


"Great - I can’t see a problem - I’ve nothing to hide

Thats exactly the argument that allows the State to gradually erode personal liberties."

Breach the rules in China and they can stop you getting on your train to work.

Maybe it's harder to stop a Deliveroo bike

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"They can fuck right off as far as I’m concerned and tbh I’d love to see the reaction if they did pass it 😂 our country is already on a knife edge as it is especially with regards to being allowed flying our flag

Scaremongering

The irony being that age ID was needed to post on this thread "

Slightly different from having to carry ID on you all the time

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By *dstefiMan
3 weeks ago

Solihull


"It will be part of every day life just like a cashless society every move you make they'll be watching you x"

Like Sting?

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"They can fuck right off as far as I’m concerned and tbh I’d love to see the reaction if they did pass it 😂 our country is already on a knife edge as it is especially with regards to being allowed flying our flag

Scaremongering

The irony being that age ID was needed to post on this thread

Slightly different from having to carry ID on you all the time "

I guess so. I did the AI face thing on here. No physical card.

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By *andomguy321Man
3 weeks ago

reading


"They can fuck right off as far as I’m concerned and tbh I’d love to see the reaction if they did pass it 😂 our country is already on a knife edge as it is especially with regards to being allowed flying our flag

Scaremongering

The irony being that age ID was needed to post on this thread "

I don't remember having to provide age ID

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By *0yguyMan
3 weeks ago

Cumberland

Spot 1 posted: "We already have a national identity. All the government need to do is post a national insurance card out to everyone that is registered for national insurance "

So why create a totally new national digital ID database?

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By *lamMan
3 weeks ago

Merthyr-Tydfil

Another conspiracy theory comes true

Social credit one step closer.

Wait till you turn down that jab.

I have plenty to hide. More to fear

They got a fight coming.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"They can fuck right off as far as I’m concerned and tbh I’d love to see the reaction if they did pass it 😂 our country is already on a knife edge as it is especially with regards to being allowed flying our flag

Scaremongering

The irony being that age ID was needed to post on this thread

Slightly different from having to carry ID on you all the time

I guess so. I did the AI face thing on here. No physical card. "

I just don’t see why they feel the need to bring this out imo it’s all about control and taken away our freedom.

And before anyone mocks me etc etc it’s just my opinion nothing more nothing less

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"They can fuck right off as far as I’m concerned and tbh I’d love to see the reaction if they did pass it 😂 our country is already on a knife edge as it is especially with regards to being allowed flying our flag

Scaremongering

The irony being that age ID was needed to post on this thread

Slightly different from having to carry ID on you all the time

I guess so. I did the AI face thing on here. No physical card.

I just don’t see why they feel the need to bring this out imo it’s all about control and taken away our freedom.

And before anyone mocks me etc etc it’s just my opinion nothing more nothing less "

No one should mock anyone else's opinion.

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By *andomguy321Man
3 weeks ago

reading

Britain used to be a 'High Trust' society.

Not anymore

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"Britain used to be a 'High Trust' society.

Not anymore"

A ‘promise to pay’ on money and no passports.

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By *dstefiMan
3 weeks ago

Solihull


"No one should mock anyone else's opinion."

However as has been said many times, opinions are like arseholes: everybody has one and they all smell the same.

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By *egancdfunTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Lincoln

I don’t get the conspiracy thoughts. I have a passport, driving licence, nhs number, national insurance number so am a true resident so if you don’t have all of these you have something to hide.

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"I don’t get the conspiracy thoughts. I have a passport, driving licence, nhs number, national insurance number so am a true resident so if you don’t have all of these you have something to hide."
you’re right - all this ‘big state’ drivel - it’s already a big state and has been for years. Only crims fear this. They will be found out.

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By *obcroweMan
3 weeks ago

stockport

What if you don't have a phone?

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By *ihornMan
3 weeks ago

Npt. Newport


""Sir Keir Starmer is expected to announce plans for a compulsory UK-wide digital ID scheme in a speech on Friday" BBC

Inevitable I guess, but I don't like it. The more tools like this we give a government, the harder it'll be to stop their misuse and get rid of authoritarian ones.

Yes, I know we are tracked and mined by commercial companies left right and centre, but that's a different ball game from government access to this data. China already has masses of digital controls over it's citizens"

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"What if you don't have a phone?"

The BBC news said this:

…” The practicalities of the scheme will be subject to a consultation, which will also look at how to make it work for those without a smartphone or passport.…”

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester

I can see loads of concerned Brits going out on the boating lakes and throwing their mobile phones overboard.

Then the generous government will give you a new one, complete with ID.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

I can see all hell breaking loose on our streets soon if our government continue the way they are going

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By *ammy39Man
3 weeks ago

Kirkcaldy

Passports, driving licence, bus pass some have disabled badges, whats the big deal? And if it stops boatloads getting illegal work, whats the problem?

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By *atietv1TV/TS
3 weeks ago

co. Durham

The government and big I.T. projects what could possibly go wrong. However much they say it will cost. The actual price will be ten times more. It will only do half as much and the fuck ups will be huge

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago

The reasons for not doing this all seem to be founded on invented paranoia and not related to the countless countries who already have these things to more or less universal benefit.

I understand that folks fear change, and I understand that most books and movies on the topic present dystopian takes on such things, but reality just doesn’t bear it out.

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"I can see all hell breaking loose on our streets soon if our government continue the way they are going "

What way do you perceive they're going, and why should reasonable people be taking to the streets? With regards to Digital ID, all they've announced is that they will be looking at the practicalities under a consultation scheme.

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By *amie2018cMan
3 weeks ago

North Cambs/W Norf


"I don’t get the conspiracy thoughts. I have a passport, driving licence, nhs number, national insurance number so am a true resident so if you don’t have all of these you have something to hide."

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"I can see all hell breaking loose on our streets soon if our government continue the way they are going

What way do you perceive they're going, and why should reasonable people be taking to the streets? With regards to Digital ID, all they've announced is that they will be looking at the practicalities under a consultation scheme."

Reasonable people took to the streets just a few weeks ago and it’ll happen again soon I can guarantee that

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By *lamMan
3 weeks ago

Merthyr-Tydfil


"I don’t get the conspiracy thoughts. I have a passport, driving licence, nhs number, national insurance number so am a true resident so if you don’t have all of these you have something to hide.

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I do have lots to hide like many others ?

Surely you do?

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By *RK_925Man
3 weeks ago

belfast


"I don’t get the conspiracy thoughts. I have a passport, driving licence, nhs number, national insurance number so am a true resident so if you don’t have all of these you have something to hide."

Totally agree. If you use a bank card, have a G Mail account or any email account, allow cookies on your device, allow apps to track activity, use WhatsApp / insta / facebook etc - private companies already know everything there is to know about you - and they can sell it.

Speaking from experience - most government agencies couldn’t organise a wank in a brothel. So I wouldn’t worry too much or get your knickers in a twist about it.

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By *al423Man
3 weeks ago

Stoke-on-Trent

I don’t see the problem with this, we already have photo driving licenses, 90% of work places have ID cards, what difference will another one make

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By *eyondtimeMan
3 weeks ago

Chorley

Let’s hear the full details first.

Doubt it’s as big a deal as the many will make out.

Be interesting to find out its purpose, if we already hold a passport, driving licence and govt. ID online.

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By *nthebuffMan
3 weeks ago

Liskeard


"Spot 1 posted: "We already have a national identity. All the government need to do is post a national insurance card out to everyone that is registered for national insurance "

So why create a totally new national digital ID database?"

Do they not do that now? I still have my NI card tucked away from the mid 1980's

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By *estafellaMan
3 weeks ago

Leicester

Oh, I can't possibly let the government have my personal details (conveniently forgetting HMRC, DVLA, NHS, Passport Office, Electoral Register, Council Tax, Business Rates, etc.).

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By *opster77Man
3 weeks ago

Wantage


"I don’t see the problem with this, we already have photo driving licenses, 90% of work places have ID cards, what difference will another one make "

You shouldn’t be asking the question “…what difference will another one make”- you should be asking “if I already have so many legitimate forms of ID, why do They need me to have another one?”

Already insults are being bandied about- tin hats, conspiracy theorists…

Please sign the petition and just think of this logically: the excuse given for the card is to stop illegal immigration and working. We have laws to stop crime and they don’t work, because the clue is in the title: ILLEGAL. If someone doesn’t care about the law, they won’t abide by it.

Please sign the petition to stop this madness. It’s a way of corralling the law abiding and ignoring the law breakers.

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By *nthebuffMan
3 weeks ago

Liskeard


"Passports, driving licence, bus pass some have disabled badges, whats the big deal? And if it stops boatloads getting illegal work, whats the problem?"

But it won't though, will it. There's already large enough numbers of illegal workers working for dubious bosses who know full well who they're employing and exploiting. That will continue

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By *ilthy tracy300Man
3 weeks ago

lancashire

Starmer is taking his orders from Tony Blair ,we all know that ,this is Blairs dream to make billions as his data storage company handles yr personal details ,but don't worry ,he has an honest face !!!

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By *ilthy tracy300Man
3 weeks ago

lancashire

Starmer is taking his orders from Tony Blair ,we all know that ,this is Blairs dream to make billions as his data storage company handles yr personal details ,but don't worry ,he has an honest face !!!

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By *rueguyMan
3 weeks ago

notts

Having an ID digital doesn't bother me as the government knows my voting, passport, driving license, nat insurance and NHS but this scheme will do nothing to stop the boats and illegals. It's a nonsense

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By *eepeter4Man
3 weeks ago

Bournemouth


"Having an ID digital doesn't bother me as the government knows my voting, passport, driving license, nat insurance and NHS but this scheme will do nothing to stop the boats and illegals. It's a nonsense

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By *andomguy321Man
3 weeks ago

reading

Not sure I trust the government enough (any of them) ... to install their app onto my phone.

Just as I didn't with that Track & Trace NHS app a few years back during the scamdemic.

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By *hyna HutchMan
3 weeks ago

valleys

Sie haben Ihre Papiere? 😠

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By *andomguy321Man
3 weeks ago

reading


"Sie haben Ihre Papiere? 😠"

Stasi-Starmer

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By *airythighs61Man
3 weeks ago

North Norfolk

It's about time we had identity cards ...although the revolting Guardian readers will be up in arms ...France has had id cards for ages !

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By *ickeMan
3 weeks ago

watford

It’s only compulsory if we let it .

People don’t not realise the consequences.

And how they be able to completely control your life .

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By *ickeMan
3 weeks ago

watford


"It's about time we had identity cards ...although the revolting Guardian readers will be up in arms ...France has had id cards for ages ! "

It’s not an ID card it’s Digital wallet

ID card like driving license this going be whole new ball game this have access to your bank account and everything else .

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By *espectdueMan
3 weeks ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon


"They can fuck right off as far as I’m concerned and tbh I’d love to see the reaction if they did pass it 😂 our country is already on a knife edge as it is especially with regards to being allowed flying our flag "

Well, its really not is it.

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By *espectdueMan
3 weeks ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon


"It's about time we had identity cards ...although the revolting Guardian readers will be up in arms ...France has had id cards for ages !

It’s not an ID card it’s Digital wallet

ID card like driving license this going be whole new ball game this have access to your bank account and everything else . "

Is it?

Nothings been announced yet so how do you know?

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By *andomguy321Man
3 weeks ago

reading

A desperate measure by a desperate PM.

A last throw of the dice before his own MPs stab him in the back and coronate Andy Burnham

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By *iono555Man
3 weeks ago

DERBY

I don't trust any govt body one bit. I once sued a police officer for Trespass to the Person. I've had several problems over the years with various public bodies as the information they hold on me has been found to be inaccurate. This includes my local authority, UCAS, the police, the Passport Agency & the NHS.

I've had my Opt Out from organ donation Ignored twice & had to rectify that after some considerable difficulty.

I've been wrongly diagnosed, maliciously prosecuted & Stalked by public servants all because of what happened to me at school. Even some of my NI contributions have mysteriously gone awol ( long story, goes back to what happened to me at school ).

The only good public servant is...

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By *ice WankerMan
3 weeks ago

Lancs


"What if you don't have a phone?"

You'll have a microchip implanted in your body

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By *astguy7Man
3 weeks ago

Ross-on-Wye

Long overdue. No objection to this. UK need to get with it. It's 2025, not 1940.

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By *avenMan
3 weeks ago

Stoford


"Spot 1 posted: "We already have a national identity. All the government need to do is post a national insurance card out to everyone that is registered for national insurance "

So why create a totally new national digital ID database?"

Exactly.The proposed I.D. will do nothing to stop immigration and is a step to digital currency and total state control from this dictatorship favouring Starmer.No other party supports it,and huge proportion of people against.Its not happening.Then there's the ost,chance of hacking, etc.

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By *norguyMan
3 weeks ago

W Norfolk


"Long overdue. No objection to this. UK need to get with it. It's 2025, not 1940."

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By *arrogateDadMan
3 weeks ago

Harrogate

Used to be very much against this ….civil liberties, state having too much access to personal info etc. However, have read the front page of todays Daily Mail & they appear to be frothing at the mouth to prevent it happening….so I’m now very supportive. TBH the government has all this info anyway so why the outrage of them putting it in one place to make it easier to stop illegal immigrants taking “our jobs”. I smell a rat, so if the Daily Mail , who’s views on immigration are very well known are so much against it, I’m guessing it’s a great idea for the country as a whole …..

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By *ature nudistMan
3 weeks ago

south

I think when war breaks out alot of us will have ID, had too have it during the second world war,

All the exservice men have had it. I still have ID for my veterans card.

People should stop whining, if nowt to hide then what's the issue?

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"I can see all hell breaking loose on our streets soon if our government continue the way they are going

What way do you perceive they're going, and why should reasonable people be taking to the streets? With regards to Digital ID, all they've announced is that they will be looking at the practicalities under a consultation scheme.

Reasonable people took to the streets just a few weeks ago and it’ll happen again soon I can guarantee that "

Do you mean the 'reasonable people' who demonstrated against the influx of illegal immigrants, now getting ready to complain when measures are being brought in to help the situation?

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester

Can someone just explain how this stops illegal migrants coming here?

They won't have an ID, by definition.

So where's the gain?

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By *nthebuffMan
3 weeks ago

Liskeard


"Used to be very much against this ….civil liberties, state having too much access to personal info etc. However, have read the front page of todays Daily Mail & they appear to be frothing at the mouth to prevent it happening….so I’m now very supportive. TBH the government has all this info anyway so why the outrage of them putting it in one place to make it easier to stop illegal immigrants taking “our jobs”. I smell a rat, so if the Daily Mail , who’s views on immigration are very well known are so much against it, I’m guessing it’s a great idea for the country as a whole ….."

It really won't affect illegals getting jobs, as all they need is a crooked company to employ them, often exploiting them as they do currently. Yes, there are fines for employers but it must still be worthwhile as it's still happening

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By *astguy7Man
3 weeks ago

Ross-on-Wye


"Can someone just explain how this stops illegal migrants coming here?

They won't have an ID, by definition.

So where's the gain?"

Showing ID will enable access to public services like benefits or health care. Employers would have to marry up digital ID with employing someone. No ID no access. It won't stop black market entirely, but it will be a deterrent. Many say its why UK is attractive as we don't have ID cards.

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By *abassguyMan
3 weeks ago

fife

Hasent curbed illegal immigration in other countries

Just another way to control/spy on people

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester


"Can someone just explain how this stops illegal migrants coming here?

They won't have an ID, by definition.

So where's the gain?

Showing ID will enable access to public services like benefits or health care. Employers would have to marry up digital ID with employing someone. No ID no access. It won't stop black market entirely, but it will be a deterrent. Many say its why UK is attractive as we don't have ID cards."

We do have similar attempts to control this right now.

Employers can be fined tens of thousands for employing people not eligible.

I am not sure this helps with those illegals delivering food using the accounts of others?

People are pretty inventive when it comes to bypassing checks.

This will be much more than just an ID. To make it work will require routine checking and enforcement.

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By *astersteve906Man
3 weeks ago

Near Lutterworth

We should have had ID years ago

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"Can someone just explain how this stops illegal migrants coming here?

They won't have an ID, by definition.

So where's the gain?"

Seeing how the consultation process hasn't even started, I'm not sure why you're expecting people to answer that just yet.

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By *itherMan
3 weeks ago

Leeds

I'm not keen on the expansion of big brother techniques but I worked in Denmark in the summer of 76 and I like everyone else had to carry an ID card, still have it at home as a keep sake. Never caused me any worries.

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By *ardnutsMan
3 weeks ago

Pensby

Digital id is a whole different ball game. Digital id will be used to enable anybody to use their account, pay for anything, get on a plane, if they put a stop on your id. You are basically a non person. Nothing we have now that tracks you is able to stop your life like a Digital id will. Temporary ban on your id,? Because you did something like not pay a parking fine or tv licence, did something they don't like, maybe didn't have a covid jab. No id, can't get any money, can't pay, can't go anywhere. Can't you just think a little further then this. Maybe I'm being paranoid, but with this government I only think the worst case.

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By *hyna HutchMan
3 weeks ago

valleys

I can't trust their competence to keep this information safe.

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By *ardnutsMan
3 weeks ago

Pensby


"I'm not keen on the expansion of big brother techniques but I worked in Denmark in the summer of 76 and I like everyone else had to carry an ID card, still have it at home as a keep sake. Never caused me any worries.

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Yes but that's a card. Not a device that can turn your ability to get around off at the flick if a switch by some jumped up nobody at a desk.

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By *eefandfurMan
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Do you trust the government? Will you trust the next government? Are all police officers totally reasonable, at all times, and none have ever abused their authority?

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"I can see all hell breaking loose on our streets soon if our government continue the way they are going

What way do you perceive they're going, and why should reasonable people be taking to the streets? With regards to Digital ID, all they've announced is that they will be looking at the practicalities under a consultation scheme.

Reasonable people took to the streets just a few weeks ago and it’ll happen again soon I can guarantee that

Do you mean the 'reasonable people' who demonstrated against the influx of illegal immigrants, now getting ready to complain when measures are being brought in to help the situation?"

The reasonable people who “righty demonstrated” about what is happening to our country?? Yep that’s them 😁 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧

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By *rueguyMan
3 weeks ago

notts


"Do you trust the government? Will you trust the next government? Are all police officers totally reasonable, at all times, and none have ever abused their authority?

"

I don't trust any government, anywhere in any country but we have to have a government otherwise anarchy will rule.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

I see the petition against digital ID is gaining momentum which tells you everything about what the people really think about it!!!!

Let’s hope it keeps going and going then maybe just maybe it will be righty be thrown out of Parliament

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By *ikki64ukTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Farnham

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"I see the petition against digital ID is gaining momentum which tells you everything about what the people really think about it!!!!

Let’s hope it keeps going and going then maybe just maybe it will be righty be thrown out of Parliament

"

The Daily Mail has been stoking their followers up, are GB News and Farage on it yet, even though there are no details of how it may work?

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

Wouldn’t know I don’t read the papers

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By *ondon Rimmer OP   Man
3 weeks ago

Islington

Will digital IDs stay limited to identity checks?

In China IDs are tied into facial recognition, finance apps, travel ticketing, internet access and more. If the authorities see you as non-conformist can easily be identified when in public, and be denied all these things.

So just how certain are you that our cosy liberal democracy will stay so wonderfully benevolent

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester


"Will digital IDs stay limited to identity checks?

In China IDs are tied into facial recognition, finance apps, travel ticketing, internet access and more. If the authorities see you as non-conformist can easily be identified when in public, and be denied all these things.

So just how certain are you that our cosy liberal democracy will stay so wonderfully benevolent"

Function creep.

In a nutshell.

Spot on.

I was involved on a big government data project when Labour were last in.

They used data gathered during the project which was outside the specific remit of the system.

It's so tempting to do.

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By *treyu500Man
3 weeks ago

Australia


"Great - I can’t see a problem - I’ve nothing to hide

Thats exactly the argument that allows the State to gradually erode personal liberties."

Agreed. I've nothing to hide but it's my right to hide something if I want to assuming it's legal or doesn't harm anyone. Give them an inch and they will take a mile.

The same thing goes with spending cash. Obviously there's benefits to moving away from cash but there's always ways around it and these kind of decisions disproportionately affect different socioeconomic groups. Banks benefit the most and it won't trickle down.

I've heard reports recently of banks over here refusing to give out larger sums of cash unless it's stated what it will be used for. I haven't confirmed it's true but it is a bit scary if there's some truth to it, even if it's a measure to protect older people from scams (for example).

Australia are banning social media for under 16s which I actually agree with but it's also a slippery slope for rights and access to information. Look at what happened recently in Nepal due to the attempted sensor ship of young people - the future inheritors of this world.

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By *ardnutsMan
3 weeks ago

Pensby


"Will digital IDs stay limited to identity checks?

In China IDs are tied into facial recognition, finance apps, travel ticketing, internet access and more. If the authorities see you as non-conformist can easily be identified when in public, and be denied all these things.

So just how certain are you that our cosy liberal democracy will stay so wonderfully benevolent"

Exactly this. It's too much temptation. They will use it like this. Government love the power that this will bring. It is their golden ticket.

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By *hewanderer2Man
3 weeks ago

Washingborough

I am an English pensioner, veteran of armed conflicts and I know who I am, I do not need nor want an ID card to confirm that to anyone

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By *u2usemeMan
3 weeks ago

hyde

Something else for the hackers to steal. It certainly won't stop illegal boat people.

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By *horts GuyMan
3 weeks ago

Hove

They know so much about you these days it really doesn’t matter. Just go with it.

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By *hewanderer2Man
3 weeks ago

Washingborough

The information about me known to others is because I chose to inform them.....I will not be dictated to

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"The information about me known to others is because I chose to inform them.....I will not be dictated to "

Exactly 👍

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"I am an English pensioner, veteran of armed conflicts and I know who I am, I do not need nor want an ID card to confirm that to anyone"

Well said mate it’s only the snowflakes who agree with it

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By *hewanderer2Man
3 weeks ago

Washingborough

I flatly refuse to comply

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By *k0014Man
3 weeks ago

belfast

This gives me hope for the Oct budget things mustn’t be as bad as they say when Racheal thieves has found billions to waste on a pointless vanity project so let’s hope 👍👍

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By *espectdueMan
3 weeks ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon


"Will digital IDs stay limited to identity checks?

In China IDs are tied into facial recognition, finance apps, travel ticketing, internet access and more. If the authorities see you as non-conformist can easily be identified when in public, and be denied all these things.

So just how certain are you that our cosy liberal democracy will stay so wonderfully benevolent"

Well, so far we do not like in a communist state and I don't think we are likely too.

It works well in Norway and I believe some other European countries. I think we have more in common with them than China.

It won't come in for about 10 years yet and it has to go through all sorts of challenges yet so not sure why some are getting so wound up.

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"I flatly refuse to comply"

You should put it as a disclaimer on your profile.

That will tell em!

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By *izzeekMan
3 weeks ago

Out & about


"Will digital IDs stay limited to identity checks?

In China IDs are tied into facial recognition, finance apps, travel ticketing, internet access and more. If the authorities see you as non-conformist can easily be identified when in public, and be denied all these things.

So just how certain are you that our cosy liberal democracy will stay so wonderfully benevolent

Well, so far we do not like in a communist state and I don't think we are likely too.

It works well in Norway and I believe some other European countries. I think we have more in common with them than China.

It won't come in for about 10 years yet and it has to go through all sorts of challenges yet so not sure why some are getting so wound up. "

When we have all sorts of ID (passports, driving licences) why do they need ID cards? We seem to manage ok as it is.

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago

I love this, countless threads going on about how awful everything in the country is and how it’s absolutely dreadful the government aren’t acting.

Then they act

Suddenly everything was fine without this new idea, why do we need change?

Wonderful to see. 🤣

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By *izzeekMan
3 weeks ago

Out & about


"I love this, countless threads going on about how awful everything in the country is and how it’s absolutely dreadful the government aren’t acting.

Then they act

Suddenly everything was fine without this new idea, why do we need change?

Wonderful to see. 🤣"

the Country is in a state, with a useless Government which is now saying it needs more personal on its citizens. Its right to complain about the state of the Country and also yet another 'change'

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"I flatly refuse to comply"

You don't know the details yet. How do you plan on refusing to comply if the ID is issued using information already tied to your NI/NHS numbers?

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By *issycumslut10TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Luton

As mentioned above Govt and many Companies already have huge amounts of data on us and I would Love to believe the “If you’ve done nothing wrong, you’ve got nothing to fear” mantra, but I wonder how the Post Office victims feel about that….?

It will cost £Billions. This lot have taken the £22Bn black hole lie (it was £9Bn !) and turned it into £40Bn !! But they can find money for this ?

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By *tar33Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"I flatly refuse to comply

You should put it as a disclaimer on your profile.

That will tell em!"

We know there'll be people who actually do that, forgetting they've already complied with age verification.

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By *ammy57TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Stevenage


"No different to many other civilised nations. "

North Korea and China being two extreme examples.

This is the rubber stamp of a digital Identity that allows the state to track you on any street or shop with a camera.

It is up to you to prove it's wrong ( remember horizon scandal? Remember digital fingerprint , teaching problems , which saw people's lives destroyed?)

And the real kicker is, it provides practically zero benefit but will cost billions to install and billions in maintenance contracts to offshore companies.

This is a gravy train we don't need and can't afford.

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By *ayPonty1Man
3 weeks ago

Pontypridd

This wasn't in the Labour manifesto. It's a knee jerk response to a failed government and a PM who should resign asap. This will do nothing to stop illegal immigration. I wonder if those who voted for Labour knew what they voting for?

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By *nthebuffMan
3 weeks ago

Liskeard


"I love this, countless threads going on about how awful everything in the country is and how it’s absolutely dreadful the government aren’t acting.

Then they act

Suddenly everything was fine without this new idea, why do we need change?

Wonderful to see. 🤣"

But Liebours actions in bringing in a "card" electronic or otherwise, won't touch the problem of illegals. If they can already get work now with unscrupulous employers an ID card won't make any difference. I can already show I'm entitled to be here with any number of documents and records of employment linked to my NI number from day 1 of working, so why do I need anything else?

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"As mentioned above Govt and many Companies already have huge amounts of data on us and I would Love to believe the “If you’ve done nothing wrong, you’ve got nothing to fear” mantra, but I wonder how the Post Office victims feel about that….?

It will cost £Billions. This lot have taken the £22Bn black hole lie (it was £9Bn !) and turned it into £40Bn !! But they can find money for this ?"

The post office scandal is a non sequitur argument.

It’s definitely the case that the government’s of the past have cocked up, and it’s absolutely true to assume future ones will too, but that isn’t an argument for not trying to do things better.

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"I love this, countless threads going on about how awful everything in the country is and how it’s absolutely dreadful the government aren’t acting.

Then they act

Suddenly everything was fine without this new idea, why do we need change?

Wonderful to see. 🤣

But Liebours actions in bringing in a "card" electronic or otherwise, won't touch the problem of illegals. If they can already get work now with unscrupulous employers an ID card won't make any difference. I can already show I'm entitled to be here with any number of documents and records of employment linked to my NI number from day 1 of working, so why do I need anything else?"

How do you know?

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By *inkybi99Man
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

We already have a digital ID.. it's called an NI number..

There you go.. that'll send the boats back.

The difference with digital ID they want is a whole raft of containment measures..

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By *inkybi99Man
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

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By *izzeekMan
3 weeks ago

Out & about


"I love this, countless threads going on about how awful everything in the country is and how it’s absolutely dreadful the government aren’t acting.

Then they act

Suddenly everything was fine without this new idea, why do we need change?

Wonderful to see. 🤣

But Liebours actions in bringing in a "card" electronic or otherwise, won't touch the problem of illegals. If they can already get work now with unscrupulous employers an ID card won't make any difference. I can already show I'm entitled to be here with any number of documents and records of employment linked to my NI number from day 1 of working, so why do I need anything else?

How do you know? "

Starmer said it himself "you will not be able to work in the UK without an electronic ID card" . If they cancel your ID card for any reason, you wont be able to earn a living. Total control. Fascism or Communism take your pick.

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By *inkybi99Man
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh


"Great - I can’t see a problem - I’ve nothing to hide "

Have you got curtains in your living room?

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By *izzeekMan
3 weeks ago

Out & about


"Great - I can’t see a problem - I’ve nothing to hide

Have you got curtains in your living room?"

I was thinking exactly the same.

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By *annyDanielleMan
3 weeks ago

Street, Somerset


"I love this, countless threads going on about how awful everything in the country is and how it’s absolutely dreadful the government aren’t acting.

Then they act

Suddenly everything was fine without this new idea, why do we need change?

Wonderful to see. 🤣

But Liebours actions in bringing in a "card" electronic or otherwise, won't touch the problem of illegals. If they can already get work now with unscrupulous employers an ID card won't make any difference. I can already show I'm entitled to be here with any number of documents and records of employment linked to my NI number from day 1 of working, so why do I need anything else?

How do you know?

Starmer said it himself "you will not be able to work in the UK without an electronic ID card" . If they cancel your ID card for any reason, you wont be able to earn a living. Total control. Fascism or Communism take your pick."

Impact not only your ability to work but also your ability to access your bank account, pay your bills, buy food.

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By *hyna HutchMan
3 weeks ago

valleys


"We already have a digital ID.. it's called an NI number..

There you go.. that'll send the boats back.

The difference with digital ID they want is a whole raft of containment measures.. "

Boats .. raft ..

...I see what you did there.

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By *areth222Man
3 weeks ago

brecon

Neither did the post office managers

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By *ral b..Man
3 weeks ago

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As ID cards were not mentioned at all 1 week ago..

.

I suspect a Prime Minister's advisor suggested last weekend,

"we need a red herring to stop the media focusing on uncontrolled immigration and the Labour leader challenge..er..er..oh I know..id cards..".

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By *ral b..Man
3 weeks ago

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"As ID cards were not mentioned at all 1 week ago..

.

I suspect a Prime Minister's advisor suggested last weekend,

"we need a red herring to stop the media focusing on uncontrolled immigration and the Labour leader challenge..er..er..oh I know..id cards..".

"

Before Sundays labour conference, I should have added

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By *ristol_Speedo_guyMan
3 weeks ago

Bristol

Herr Starmer is just doing his masters bidding (Tony Blair, peace be upon him). Its not like hes imported 1000s of low rent fighting age men from the 3rd world to enforce it when it arrives. We're already conditioned to seeing every security guard in shopping areas being from foreign parts....

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By *enjamin2018Man
3 weeks ago

Gloucester

It'll cost a fortune to implement and to regulate and it won't solve the immigration problem, hopefully it'll get bogged down at the consultation stage and won't happen .

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By *ary1066Man
3 weeks ago

Preston


"I see the petition against digital ID is gaining momentum which tells you everything about what the people really think about it!!!!

Let’s hope it keeps going and going then maybe just maybe it will be righty be thrown out of Parliament

The Daily Mail has been stoking their followers up, are GB News and Farage on it yet, even though there are no details of how it may work?"

The same way as his last idea I shouldn’t wonder ( smash the gangs ) yer right

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By *ammy57TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Stevenage

Tell your MP if he wants to give away ten billion a year on electronic surveillance , your constituency expects a half billion every ten years.

Else he can kiss good by to his seat if this gets enacted.

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By *weddolMan
3 weeks ago

Chester

"Today I am announcing this government will make a new, free of charge digital ID mandatory for the right to work by the end of this parliament.

Let me spell that out. You will not be able to work in the United Kingdom if you do not have digital ID. It’s as simple as that." said Kier Starmer today.

This is a stick, rather than a carrot to force people to have the digital ID.

This is nothing to do with stopping immigrants from working. They already 'cannot work' without a relevant visa. So this is just aimed at us people who are legally working - a threat to lose our jobs if we don't have his new ID card

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By *ammy57TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Stevenage

Absolutely correct.

And

At a cost of billions with about as much effective oversight as the post office software!

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By *bear67Man
3 weeks ago

Aldershot

If the flag shaggers hadn't shagged their flags quite so hard over illegal immigration, the government wouldn't have been panicked into trying to do something about it.

And who will be most up in arms about the digital ID? Yep... the flag shaggers. Be careful what you wish for!

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By *annyDanielleMan
3 weeks ago

Street, Somerset


""Today I am announcing this government will make a new, free of charge digital ID mandatory for the right to work by the end of this parliament.

Let me spell that out. You will not be able to work in the United Kingdom if you do not have digital ID. It’s as simple as that." said Kier Starmer today.

This is a stick, rather than a carrot to force people to have the digital ID.

This is nothing to do with stopping immigrants from working. They already 'cannot work' without a relevant visa. So this is just aimed at us people who are legally working - a threat to lose our jobs if we don't have his new ID card

"

I wonder what the impact would be on the self-employed?

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By *hototed54Man
3 weeks ago

leeds

And how will this stop the boats or stop unscrupulous employers from employing people who don’t have a Brit card.

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By *weddolMan
3 weeks ago

Chester


"If the flag shaggers hadn't shagged their flags quite so hard over illegal immigration, the government wouldn't have been panicked into trying to do something about it.

"

I don't think this trying to do something about it. I think the govt has allowed the subject to reach fever pitch so that they can use it to gain acceptance for what has previously been an unpopular political move

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By *ldderMan
3 weeks ago

Oxford and Sevenoaks

No way will I agree to it

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By *olxxTV/TS
3 weeks ago

LTN

A minor inconvenience to organised crime gangs.

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By *laireKTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Manchester

I was a bit worried about trusting the government with this data.

But then Lisa Nandy reassured me by saying that events like 35,000 Afghan nationals being shared on a spreadsheet were a one off.

"We will only lose UK nationals data" , she said.

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By *annyDanielleMan
3 weeks ago

Street, Somerset


"A minor inconvenience to organised crime gangs."

The government thought age verification would stop kids accessing harmful content on the internet. They clearly don't think enough.

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By *astersteve906Man
3 weeks ago

Near Lutterworth

Has to be done sooner rather than later

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By *ammy57TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Stevenage


"Has to be done sooner rather than later "

Why?!?

What possible benefits is there from having your passport photo Id liked to more accurate bio id, and given to third party to sell scanning services?

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By *entleoneMan
3 weeks ago

near heathrow

I've got it sorted. just take a face photo with your name beneath on a digital camera, there you have it your own digital ID 😘🤣😅

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By *enjonMan
3 weeks ago

Sutton Coldfield


""Today I am announcing this government will make a new, free of charge digital ID mandatory for the right to work by the end of this parliament.

Let me spell that out. You will not be able to work in the United Kingdom if you do not have digital ID. It’s as simple as that." said Kier Starmer today.

So does it also mean you will not have access to the many state benefits handed out? I mean no ID lose your job, obtain benefits to live on as the Government has sacked you!!

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By *enjonMan
3 weeks ago

Sutton Coldfield

Can I not just point one of my digits at my face and pronounce, "Yep its me" ?

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By *astDevonGuyMan
3 weeks ago

East Devon

Time to rewatch Minority Report methinks …

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By *astersteve906Man
3 weeks ago

Near Lutterworth


"Has to be done sooner rather than later

Why?!?

What possible benefits is there from having your passport photo Id liked to more accurate bio id, and given to third party to sell scanning services? "

I don't have a passport or driving licence but I have had cleaner's from Colombia working in my offices who arrived on student visa, getting forged documents and bringing their families here to settle down as uk citizens

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By *omyorksMan
3 weeks ago

York

I'm not in favour of it. The data could be hacked.

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By *astersteve906Man
3 weeks ago

Near Lutterworth


"I'm not in favour of it. The data could be hacked."

The Chinese might empty your bank ffs

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By *IPMANMan
3 weeks ago

FULHAM

More than likely the present Government will empty your bank account

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By *astersteve906Man
3 weeks ago

Near Lutterworth


"More than likely the present Government will empty your bank account"

Keep taking it is whatever you're on ffs

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By *ral b..Man
3 weeks ago

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Well I heard......

the id photograph MUST be a fully naked image...

The government can then root out those who were hiding a big weapon..

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By *ammy57TV/TS
3 weeks ago

Stevenage


"Has to be done sooner rather than later

Why?!?

What possible benefits is there from having your passport photo Id liked to more accurate bio id, and given to third party to sell scanning services?

I don't have a passport or driving licence but I have had cleaner's from Colombia working in my offices who arrived on student visa, getting forged documents and bringing their families here to settle down as uk citizens "

And biometric id , (and the level of facial tracking it enables), will stop this, how?

All compulsory I'd will do is mean that cops can I'd you as you pass every camera (up to you to prove they got it wrong) , and the supermarkets can decide which vouchers to send you based on what your looking at on the shelves.

There is zero value add here for the average citizen of Britain.

But billions in costs. Hence the lobby to ensure it's enforced.

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"It will be part of every day life just like a cashless society every move you make they'll be watching you x"

A Police State. We will be reduced to sending messages in bottles.

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By *d seekerMan
3 weeks ago

Skelmersdale

Stick car insurance road tax and mot certificates on it to, whittle out the people who "forget"

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East

The petition against it is gaining even more momentum which tells you everything 😁

We will not be controlled!!!!

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By *ewBrumBiMan
3 weeks ago

Birmingham B15


"

We will not be controlled!!!!"

How well did that work out with the Online Safety Act?

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By *ral b..Man
3 weeks ago

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My neighbour David had his ID nicked....now he's just called "Dav"

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By *arridMan
3 weeks ago

Brighton


"My neighbour David had his ID nicked....now he's just called "Dav" "

Haha

What an iot!

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By *obert xMan
3 weeks ago

West Lancs

1) Do absolutely nothing to address the cause, gaslight the public and take them for fools.

2) Tell the public that the only way to deal with it is to introduce Digital ID.

Job done

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By *ortheastlad23Man
3 weeks ago

town


"Has to be done sooner rather than later "

No it doesn’t, it’s another way to excercise control!

I’ve a uk birth cert, passport, driving licence, national ins no & nhs no! Why do I now need this? because the government hasn’t got a clue how to handle immigration.

Here’s a better idea. Get the navy & army to patrol the channel. Would make it more of a deterrent!

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"Has to be done sooner rather than later

No it doesn’t, it’s another way to excercise control!

I’ve a uk birth cert, passport, driving licence, national ins no & nhs no! Why do I now need this? because the government hasn’t got a clue how to handle immigration.

Here’s a better idea. Get the navy & army to patrol the channel. Would make it more of a deterrent! "

Well said 👏

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By *astDevonGuyMan
3 weeks ago

East Devon

Sign the UK Gov petition if you oppose .. email your local MP , write to national and local press.

This could be Labours “ poll tax”

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"Sign the UK Gov petition if you oppose .. email your local MP , write to national and local press.

This could be Labours “ poll tax” "

And we all know what happened then…

Seriously it boils my piss the way Starmer is trying his upmost to control us he’s going to cause himself major trouble soon if he isn’t careful as the majority of people are really starting to get pissed off and rightly so

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By *ral b..Man
3 weeks ago

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If they are mandatory to work in the UK...as Kier Starmer quoted today ..

..then pensioners would be exempt.. no?

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By *espectdueMan
3 weeks ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon


"Has to be done sooner rather than later

No it doesn’t, it’s another way to excercise control!

I’ve a uk birth cert, passport, driving licence, national ins no & nhs no! Why do I now need this? because the government hasn’t got a clue how to handle immigration.

Here’s a better idea. Get the navy & army to patrol the channel. Would make it more of a deterrent! "

Both Labour and the Conservatives looked into that but found it impossible to implement due to international marine law and the feelings of the navy themselves.

If you think farage will do this you are wrong.

He has no idea what to do either, but he won't tell you that.

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By *lim_sportyMan
3 weeks ago

stevenage


"Sign the UK Gov petition if you oppose .. email your local MP , write to national and local press.

This could be Labours “ poll tax”

And we all know what happened then…

Seriously it boils my piss the way Starmer is trying his upmost to control us he’s going to cause himself major trouble soon if he isn’t careful as the majority of people are really starting to get pissed off and rightly so "

Couldn't agree more. It's the way he talks down to the public.

Where is common sense, what about that thing called national insurance number.

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By *oose1Man
3 weeks ago

doncaster

Tony Blair ( b liar) suggested digital id cards when he was prime minister . He’s still lurking under stuck farmers shadow . It wouldn’t surprise if he’s pulling strings to get pushed through

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
3 weeks ago

North East


"Sign the UK Gov petition if you oppose .. email your local MP , write to national and local press.

This could be Labours “ poll tax”

And we all know what happened then…

Seriously it boils my piss the way Starmer is trying his upmost to control us he’s going to cause himself major trouble soon if he isn’t careful as the majority of people are really starting to get pissed off and rightly so

Couldn't agree more. It's the way he talks down to the public.

Where is common sense, what about that thing called national insurance number."

Yep he’s suppose to represent the Working Class yet continues to piss on us more and more 😡

He’s just a posh tory boy who claims to be one of us he even supports Arsenal which says absolutely everything about the man but I’ll not poke the hornets nest too much 😂

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By *lueEyesKinksterMan
3 weeks ago

Stratford, Alcester, Redditch

Oh no it’s not. Starmer is fucked. Out on his tod by man.

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By *an467Man
3 weeks ago

Glasgow

I've retired, have no intention of ever working again. Do I need it.

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"I've retired, have no intention of ever working again. Do I need it."

Why don’t you wait to find out from the actual source instead of asking in a place which has no more info than you?

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"Tony Blair ( b liar) suggested digital id cards when he was prime minister . He’s still lurking under stuck farmers shadow . It wouldn’t surprise if he’s pulling strings to get pushed through "

Thank goodness you supplied the bracketed bit, your point would have had no weight without it.

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"Sign the UK Gov petition if you oppose .. email your local MP , write to national and local press.

This could be Labours “ poll tax”

And we all know what happened then…

Seriously it boils my piss the way Starmer is trying his upmost to control us he’s going to cause himself major trouble soon if he isn’t careful as the majority of people are really starting to get pissed off and rightly so

Couldn't agree more. It's the way he talks down to the public.

Where is common sense, what about that thing called national insurance number."

This might be why he is talking down to you. You fundamentally don’t understand

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"They can fuck right off as far as I’m concerned and tbh I’d love to see the reaction if they did pass it 😂 our country is already on a knife edge as it is especially with regards to being allowed flying our flag "

On a knife edge?

90% of the country is standing by with popcorn watching a minority get themselves all worked up and then burn themselves out before they get a chance to do anything other than demonstrate how out of step they are with everyone around them.

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago


"1) Do absolutely nothing to address the cause, gaslight the public and take them for fools.

2) Tell the public that the only way to deal with it is to introduce Digital ID.

Job done"

Had any of that been true, you would have a point.

The problem is none of what you wrote is true.

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By *umslut7Man
3 weeks ago

dunfermline

Correct,another people scam😡😡

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