For many years, Virginia law has recognized that drivers' licenses and other state identification documents don't need to show anyone's physical address, meaning that, if an evildoer happens to get a look at your driver's license, s/he can't stalk you to your home.
For reasons unknown, Delegate Loupassi wants to make it easier for evildoers to stalk, harass, and threaten Virginia residents. Check out House Bill #106:
http://lis.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/legp604.exe?121+ful+HB106
A more useful bill, which I hope someone will introduce, would ban the display of a complete physical address on any driver's license. Remember, all U.S. citizens have already been threatened by several men who are known to be armed and dangerous, with Al-Qaeda at the top of the list. If U.S. citizens are so oldfashioned, so reckless, or so poor that they don't maintain a post office box, then their drivers' licenses should show only the name of the street without a building number.
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