Re:Senators push to ditch social security numbers in light o...
by EADGBE on Friday November 10, 2017 @10:28AM
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I was pulled over once for doing a U-turn on a street (There was no No U-Turn sign) to pick up a friend from work whom I saw was walking. It was a very cold night and he had on only a T-Shirt. I didn't have my wallet on me, but knew exactly where it was at home.
I sat in the back of a police car for a hour while they researched everything about me.
Again, there was no No U-Turn sign. I was simply suspected of something, of which the police never informed me of.
That was the day I learned I always needed my license, for apparently any reason, in the US. Even if you're white.
Re:Senators push to ditch social security numbers in light o...
by SolaceQuantum on Thursday November 09, 2017 @11:01AM
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Didn’t you just name a reason?
Which agencies and for what reason? There is no general obligation of US citizens to carry identification or even to provide your name to authorities unless you are reasonably suspected of a crime.