Anyone still like Labour?

[Johnsond]

44 minutes ago, Steven P said:

You have 3 answers about the coal. Check out that thread instead of trolling every other thread on this forum. 

Not one of which contained anything other than your normal standard waffling BS. I’ll ask again you shameless blagger where was it mined SP, grow a pair and answer the very simple question being put to you 🤷‍♂️or are you that scared to admit what you know is the truth in case you lose some of your perceived economic credibility  🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[Steven P]

Go to the relevant thread and ask there and then we can all ignore you and your incessant trolling.

[Johnsond]

1 hour ago, Steven P said:

Go to the relevant thread and ask there and then we can all ignore you and your incessant trolling.

😂😂😂😂Are you mentally ill ?? It’s been asked multiple times there already ya walloper. 

Just  answer the question blagger, I know and you know it’s imported from god knows where, possibly even the good old USA, ok it obliterates your greta heat pump eco credentials but still honesty is the best policy, don’t you think 🤔 

😳😳😳😳Could this be the reason for SP’s strange reluctance to come clean 😂

Edited Tuesday at 19:05 by Johnsond

[Mike Hill]

8 hours ago, Steven P said:

Well, my mum does not have a firearms license if that counts?

 

30% do not have a drivers license

15% do not have a passport

99% do not have a firearms license.

 

Does that help?

 

Could everyone in the UK legally not just have a 11digit code ?

Birth day,month,year + four digits.

 

Mr plod radios that to HQ and they pull up the info. That's how it works in four scandi countries ( well Finland isn't really Scandi but feeling so prevents hostility).

 

Wouldn't take long to sort out. If you are in the UK legally apply online.

 

If you are a luddite apply on paper at the post office. 

 

If you are disabled transgender Muslim amputee, then call this number outside of Ramadan and screech in farsi

 

 

 

 

[Steven P]

4 minutes ago, Mike Hill said:

 

Could everyone in the UK legally not just have a 11digit code ?

Birth day,month,year + four digits.

 

Mr plod radios that to HQ and they pull up the info. That's how it works in four scandi countries ( well Finland isn't really Scandi but feeling so prevents hostility).

 

Wouldn't take long to sort out. If you are in the UK legally apply online.

 

If you are a luddite apply on paper at the post office. 

 

If you are disabled transgender Muslim amputee, then call this number outside of Ramadan and screech in farsi

 

Pretty much in essence that is all an ID card is yes, pop it on a piece of plastic, on an app or remember your details enough to let those asking get it in their computer.

 

I've no problem with that, and I suspect fundamentally no one else does either (or if they are they are keeping their reasons close to their chests).

 

With a bit of clever thinking it could make life a lot easier if say the banks and so on who need a million forms of ID could just log onto a system, you quote your number and they can also verify you. Likewise link it to the passport, NI and drivers license system (which I think they should link up anyway) then all the traffic cop needs is one number, tap tap into their computer and all your drives details are there... bit of government joined up thinking - now there is an oxymoron.

 

[Mark J]

13 minutes ago, Steven P said:

 

Pretty much in essence that is all an ID card is yes, pop it on a piece of plastic, on an app or remember your details enough to let those asking get it in their computer.

 

I've no problem with that, and I suspect fundamentally no one else does either (or if they are they are keeping their reasons close to their chests).

 

With a bit of clever thinking it could make life a lot easier if say the banks and so on who need a million forms of ID could just log onto a system, you quote your number and they can also verify you. Likewise link it to the passport, NI and drivers license system (which I think they should link up anyway) then all the traffic cop needs is one number, tap tap into their computer and all your drives details are there... bit of government joined up thinking - now there is an oxymoron.

 

Bollocks to that. Make them work for it. 

The blockchain technology you speak of is already out there.

Edited Tuesday at 19:45 by Mark J

[Johnsond]

53 minutes ago, Steven P said:

 

Pretty much in essence that is all an ID card is yes, pop it on a piece of plastic, on an app or remember your details enough to let those asking get it in their computer.

 

I've no problem with that, and I suspect fundamentally no one else does either (or if they are they are keeping their reasons close to their chests).

 

With a bit of clever thinking it could make life a lot easier if say the banks and so on who need a million forms of ID could just log onto a system, you quote your number and they can also verify you. Likewise link it to the passport, NI and drivers license system (which I think they should link up anyway) then all the traffic cop needs is one number, tap tap into their computer and all your drives details are there... bit of government joined up thinking - now there is an oxymoron.

 

But you have a massive problem with answering a simple question 🤷‍♂️

[Steven P]

1 hour ago, Mark J said:

Bollocks to that. Make them work for it. 

The blockchain technology you speak of is already out there.

 

They usually have a good idea who we are before they step out their car. Make them work for it... they have all day to waste, they won't care.

 

 

Yes, the tech is there, the knowledge of how to build a secure 60 million record database exists, but.. government joined up thinking to make a user friendly system? However would be good if they could

[AHPP]

Ideological issues aside, what happens when the password for everyone's ID is written on a post it note and left on the back seat of a taxi? You could wake up in a kafka hell where someone's changed your classification from legit to scoundrel.

[Johnsond]

Oh dear 🤷‍♂️not a shock in any way at all. Well done Labour.

Hammer the private sector and pander to the public sector.