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I'm in my 40's and only got my license 5 years ago. As well as environmental and economic reasons a big part of my refusal was power. A drivers license is the main way the state exerts power over the people. You should see a cops face when you tell them you don't have a drivers license, they lose their biggest threat against you. In the end I had to drive for work and I try to avoid doing so at all costs.
What can a cop do about your driving license if you're not driving when he talks to you?
Mostly I mean it pegs you to the system and the threat of losing it keeps you in line.
what are these threats?