Saturday, June 20, 2020
list of things the author claims you need photo id for
https://www.bbntimes.com/society/usa-id-is-needed-in-all-of-society
Purchasing alcohol
Purchasing cigarettes
Opening a checking or savings account
Applying for food stamps
Applying for welfare
Applying for Medicaid
Applying for Social Security
Applying for a job
Applying for and receiving unemployment compensation
Renting a home or apartment
Buying a house
Applying for a mortgage
Driving a car
Renting a car
Buying a car
Driving a taxi cab
Driving to Canada
Driving to Mexico
Renting a hotel room
Renting a motorbike
Renting jet skis, boats, canoes, and snow mobiles
Skydiving
Bunge-jumping
Boarding an airplane
Enlisting in the armed services
Applying for a hunting license
Applying for a fishing license
Obtaining a marriage license
Purchasing a gun
Adopting a pet from the ASPCA
Buying a cell phone
Visiting a casino
Entering a bar
Picking up a prescription
Purchasing certain cold medicines
Donating blood
Booking a cruise
Boarding a cruise ship
Holding a rally
Buying an "M" rated video game
Nominating someone to run for public office
Running for public office
Shipping a package at UPS retail locations
Shipping a package at U.S. Postal Service locations
Picking up a package at U.S. Postal Service locations
Buying a lottery ticket
Collecting lottery winnings
Buying an Amtrak or Greyhound Bus ticket
Sending an Amtrak express shipments
Storing baggage at Amtrak stations
Receiving veterans benefits
Taking a college placement test
Being admitted to a College Level Examination Program test center
Being admitted to Graduate Record Exam test center
Being admitted to an Law School Admission Council test center
Posting on Instagram
Being pulled over by a State trooper
Applying for a U.S. passport
Entering a U.S. Court of Appeals
Reinstating a disabled Facebook of LinkedIn account
Attending various U.S. military or space symposiums
Being accepted to a medical marijuana program
Taking a Federal Aviation Administration test
Taking an Automotive Service Excellence test
Entering the Pentagon
Visiting the U.S. Naval Academy, West Point, Quantico, etc
Enrolling in home swapping vacation arrangements
Returning an item at Walmarts or Target Stores
Receiving senior discount bus and movies fares
Receiving free immunizations for eligible children
Making a pawn shop purchase
Doing business with a local, state, or federal court
Appearing before court appointed handlers when on parole or probation
Purchasing fireworks
Visiting someone in prison
Attending an NC-17-adult movie
Receiving your own medical records
Receiving unclaimed property
Participating in most public road races
Claiming a prize from radio station sponsored contest
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Purchasing alcohol -no, i just send my butler.
Opening a checking or savings account - i opened on online last week with no id.
Applying for a job - yes
Renting a home or apartment - no. landlords take cash.
Buying a house - yes, if i want title insurance.
Driving a car - yes
Buying a car - no. owners take cash.
Driving to Canada - requires passport, authorized by treaty. i no longer go.
Driving to Mexico - the only time i've been to mexico i walked in.
Renting a hotel room - varies by hotel. most do, some don't, up to them.
Obtaining a marriage license - constitutionally questionable.
Purchasing a gun - owners take cash.
Adopting a pet from the ASPCA. ok so i won't adopt a pet, happy now?
Buying a cell phone - false.
Visiting a casino - true.
Entering a bar - depends on the bar. my long grey beard shows i am of age.
Picking up a prescription - i just send my butler.
Donating blood - ok so i don't donate blood. happy now?
Holding a rally - false.
Nominating someone to run for public office - false
Running for public office - last time i ran was 2010 so i could be misremembering, but i dont think so.
Shipping a package at U.S. Postal Service locations - false.
Buying a lottery ticket - i dount it, but i could just send my butler. never bought one.
Buying an Amtrak or Greyhound Bus ticket - false - i get my ticket online.
Posting on Instagram. dunno. not reddit, facebook, 4chan etc.
Being pulled over by a State trooper. false.
Applying for a U.S. passport - not my first one, when i was 12.
Entering a U.S. Court of Appeals. true, and problematic, but i've gotten around it.
Entering the Pentagon - not last time i was there, but it's been awhile.
Doing business with a local, state, or federal court - false. did not need ID for my amicus brief.
Visiting someone in prison - false, i use my nonphoto bar card.
Attending an NC-17-adult movie - false.
Receiving your own medical records. false. written request is enough.
- robbin stewart gtbear at gmail.
# posted by gt @ 10:29 PM
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