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by baby_souffle
112 days ago
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“You show ID at the bank” is a classic, juvenile and tired argument because it swaps in a voluntary transaction for state coercion. The concern isn’t IDs exist—it’s who’s demanding them, in what context, and what happens if you can’t comply on the spot. |
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I forgot that HN is mostly filled with a younger generation that might not get the reference.
The "Papers, please." quote is a common trope in spy movies, books, etc... about the former Soviet Union.