citizen_maine
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mosssideblue
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For saying ask themWhat a **** you are
citizen_maine
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Sorry mate - I didn't mean to quote you tooFor saying ask them
PMSL. If they can fuck up an operation with all the controls theyve got at the moment they can certainly fuck it up with a national id.So you wouldn't mind getting yoir details mixed up when going for an operation or you wouldn't mind someone claiming your pension and stealing your identity. Don't be so stupid
You might be happy to have to constantly justify your existence.Inconvenience you, lol
It's a waste of my time and time my company could otherwise spend on more productive things.
So yeah, the inconvenience is important to me despite your glib response.
It's also important to me that people arent constantly pulled aside to prove they have the right to be in the country, particularly for those that arent "the right colour".
It's a dangerous path to head down, so Im looking for more than lol, inconvenience you to convince me its worthwhile.
mosssideblue
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Can you expand on how exactly you will be inconvenienced. How much time and effort do you think you will expend in obtaining one?You might be happy to have to constantly justify your existence.
It's a waste of my time and time my company could otherwise spend on more productive things.
So yeah, the inconvenience is important to me despite your glib response.
It's also important to me that people arent constantly pulled aside to prove they have the right to be in the country, particularly for those that arent "the right colour".
It's a dangerous path to head down, so Im looking for more than lol, inconvenience you to convince me it’s worthwhile.
Your company will I’m sure comply and I genuinely expect them for you to follow
Hopefully there will be widespread rejection of it and the plan will fall apart.Can you expand on how exactly you will be inconvenienced. How much time and effort do you think you will expend in obtaining one?
Your company will I’m sure comply and I genuinely expect them for you to follow
Dont know how long it will take to get one as I dont expect to get one. If the government wants to provide me with one they can do all the work.
Im sure the company I work for wont willingly carry out tens of thousands of new right to work checks particularly for those that have already demonstrated they have the right to work.
What a colossal waste of resources, for no benefit except pandering to reform voters.
mosssideblue
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So, you don’t know how inconvenienced you will be.Hopefully there will be widespread rejection of it and the plan will fall apart.
Dont know how long it will take to get one as I dont expect to get one. If the government wants to provide me with one they can do all the work.
Once they are active, I think any without one will be more inconvenienced
If I have to get a card, and I have to provide new evidence of my right to work, and presumably provide new evidence of my right to health care and new evidence of my right to open bank account how exactly do you think I'm not going to be inconvenienced?So, you don’t know how inconvenienced you will be.
Once they are active, I think any without one will be more inconvenienced
For things I already have access to.
mosssideblue
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The Government already have a shitload of data on you over several databases. I expect they will do the legwork in pulling your data together and your inconvenience will be limited to having the app and uploading a recent photoIf I have to get a card, and I have to provide new evidence of my right to work, and presumably provide new evidence of my right to health care and new evidence of my right to open bank account how exactly do you think I'm not going to be inconvenienced?
For things I already have access to.
You're clearly behind the whole idea, so forgive me if I take you're expectations that the government will do the work for me with a pinch of salt.The Government already have a shitload of data on you over several databases. I expect they will do the legwork in pulling your data together and your inconvenience will be limited to having the app and uploading a recent photo
Besides, my phone is getting towards the end of it's useful life, I think I might go retro. An old Nokia will do, dont need an app when you have snake.
mosssideblue
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Fill your boots if you refuse to comply, but I think you willYou're clearly behind the whole idea, so forgive me if I take you're expectations that the government will do the work for me with a pinch of salt.
Besides, my phone is getting towards the end of it's useful life, I think I might go retro. An old Nokia will do, dont need an app when you have snake.
Thanks for your permission.Fill your boots if you refuse to comply, but I think you will
mosssideblue
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Not permission, just made the assumption you are law abidingThanks for your permission.
When not having a particular app on your phone becomes a criminal offence I guess we'll find out.Not permission, just made the assumption you are law abiding
mosssideblue
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I’m fairly sure they will be mandatory and they are still working out the details for those without smartphonesWhen not having a particular app on your phone becomes a criminal offence I guess we'll find out.
BerkshireBlue
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Lol dont you realise this will save companies time and money by not faffing around having to check loads of stuff. Just bang in a number check the photo done. No worries about fake ids or anything. Business owners want this coming in.You might be happy to have to constantly justify your existence.
It's a waste of my time and time my company could otherwise spend on more productive things.
So yeah, the inconvenience is important to me despite your glib response.
It's also important to me that people arent constantly pulled aside to prove they have the right to be in the country, particularly for those that arent "the right colour".
It's a dangerous path to head down, so Im looking for more than lol, inconvenience you to convince me its worthwhile.
I doubt they'll ever work out the details.I’m fairly sure they will be mandatory and they are still working out the details for those without smartphones
They dont care about I'd cards, they're just pandering to reform voters. Fuck them off at the election and this will die a deserved death I hope.
I can do that already. Bang in a share code, check the photo, done.Lol dont you realise this will save companies time and money by not faffing around having to check loads of stuff. Just bang in a number check the photo done. No worries about fake ids or anything. Business owners want this coming in.
It's a big, fat pointless, costly exercise to have to do it again and if you've ever been involved in large scale HR exercises like this I can guarantee you that no business wants this coming in.
mosssideblue
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Whether they are or not. the country will have digital id and even if Labour lose the next election, I expect they will remainI doubt they'll ever work out the details.
They dont care about I'd cards, they're just pandering to reform voters. Fuck them off at the election and this will die a deserved death I hope.