silkyman
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I don't think an ID card has anywhere near the same connotations. I suspect most people have some id on them most of the time. I've got a drivers licence in my pocket along with other cards for getting access to my money etc. I don't have to wear something that has to be actively hidden if you don't want some knuckledragger abusing you in the street.
That's also the difference between this situation and something like a festival (or the one I had given to me when I went to Jodrell Bank at the weekend).
There were similar arguments during the 'rise' of UKIP and there's the same thing about some of Trump's rhetoric. Some of the arguments, and some of the techniques were/are similar to those used in the early days of National Socialism. But you can't mention it. Because telling someone that some of the messages that Nigel Farage was shouting before the election were a little bit similar to some of the stuff Hitler said in the 30s means that you are accusing every UKIP supporter of wanting to implement the 'Final Solution'
That's also the difference between this situation and something like a festival (or the one I had given to me when I went to Jodrell Bank at the weekend).
There were similar arguments during the 'rise' of UKIP and there's the same thing about some of Trump's rhetoric. Some of the arguments, and some of the techniques were/are similar to those used in the early days of National Socialism. But you can't mention it. Because telling someone that some of the messages that Nigel Farage was shouting before the election were a little bit similar to some of the stuff Hitler said in the 30s means that you are accusing every UKIP supporter of wanting to implement the 'Final Solution'