This one is my favorite. I don't know if it's just unthinkable naivety or a misunderstanding of how bad actors work, but it boggles my mind that this type of reasoning is often one of the top arguments I hear.

Silently pointing out to the whole world that does this already and nothing scary happened that can't happen otherwise.

The only reason we have ids is the borders and codified inequality anyway. I can't go to certain places with one id and can go there with the other. In some specific places I can go in, but would not be able to get out.

Somehow I haven't seen a lot of intersection between people who believe we should not have borders and people who believe we should not have ids.

That one is perfect lol. It speaks to the baffling immense amount of trust people still have in institutions.

I mean, people are still outright alarmed that the BBC resort to clickbait or quietly change articles after publication. I mean, it's been a good 10-15 years - stop trusting them.