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The usual reason is that they're poor, live in cash economies, don't drive, and can't be bothered. ID is a relatively new thing. Over half of the men drafted into WWII in the U.S. had no identification of any kind. Of those who did, a birth or baptismal certificate was often all they had.

I did it just for you, x-meat.

Millions of Americans Do Not Have ID Sorry. I'm sure you'll pick your fantasy over reality.

I remember Trump talking about injecting Clorox and shoving a UV lamp up yer ass.

Civil War for us. Napoleonic Wars (the real World War I) for the Brits.

Yep. I was giving you a summary of the law down hereabouts.

Under the Constitution, you can only be IDed if the cop has a reasonable, articulable suspicion, based on objective facts and reasonable inferences drawn therefrom, that crime is afoot. And in some states, such as Texas and California, not even then, but only upon being lawfully arrested for a...

BoreJo considered himself above the law long before he got into government. It's what comes of naming a kid "de Pfeffel."

You simply don't understand my VEEE-sion!

I don't see any problem with doing both.

Only makes sense. Constitutional, too, under the Interstate Commerce Clause. (That's my opinion, courts haven't ruled.)

Big deal. I'll be impressed when a pig receives a genetically-modified heart from a human.

They're SHOOTING at him? Wow, England's tougher'n I though!

Warning? Protest? Art?

PACKERS! WOOOOO!

Under what conditions, if any, can one legally carry (not own) a handgun outside one's own home/place of business in Alberta?

Funny how alleged "conservatives" threw a conniption fit over Clinton's proposal for a national ID card. Same ones who want to make it a crime to fail to ID on demand to a cop. Think maybe they know what groups the cops like to ID?

We'll let ya pretend to be independent, long as ya don't piss us off.

Is there any phenomenon that isn't a "scam?"