I have lived in three countries, a few different states, single family homes in the suburbs, countryside, in the hills of small village in Northern Italy to a large city in Germany to high rise apartments in the Atlanta.

I happily live in Germany right now (Husband's job brought us here) because I am more comfortable here where the social contract is very strong.  

Anyway, it's not unprecedented for those in authority to require law-abiding citizens to show their papers upon request...in fact, it was standard in Nazi Germany...

Now, I might compromise to the extent of a medical board and then my attorney, the last thing you want is a doctor that is not held accountable....and I thought that whole tea bagger thing was about holding people accountable....Good example is Germany, doctors can not be sued and the people call them butchers!

One of these five countries will do something similar to what Germany did in 1921 where they ran the printing press on marks to stimulate the German economy through cheap exports.

Being in Germay (West Germany at the time), a car was not needed unless you lived off base or had a family.  

When we think of the term we immediately reference Germany, Zimbabwe, and more recently Venezuela.

Getting a surprising number of people coming just because they need a place to stay while closing on a house/visiting sick relatives in the area/moving to Germany, in addition to basic coming to Florida for Xmas type stuff.

I work with people from China, Korea, Russia, UK, Germany, Guatamala, Mexico, El Salvador, and America and many of my co-workers children are Americans.

And having been born and raised in Germany, I never learned how to do that .