jujuman13
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This is all part of the plan for socialism by the Democrats.
LOL - where are the throngs of people who opposed Bush for the Patriot Act? This is more of an intrusion than everything in the PA combined. I suppose we'll hear silence from those same folks because moral ineptitude was never their strong suit. The theory that "it's only OK if my side does it" is getting really ****ing old. Hypocrisy knows no bounds and it's quite pathetic IMHO, no matter what side it's coming from.
Who created Homeland Security again? Oh yeah REPUBLICANS.
You reap what you sow.
That's pretty spooky. Hopefully there will be enough opposition to kill this.
So then, you don't have any problem with Homeland Security. Is that a new development now that Obamessiah is in the White House?
This reminds of the people who defend such surveillance with "If you're not a criminal, then you have nothing to worry about".
I saw this coming the second big brother made it mandatory to clear up all the old towers and convert all T.V. to digital signals. Welcome to your new RFID towers. This was pretty obvious.
IMO, this is a great idea.
In the interest of security, we need a good national ID system.
For me - privacy be damned, I do not care as I am a law abiding citizen..
Others, they can run scared..
Unfettered collection of personal data by intelligence agencies is a threat to basic human rights, a U.N. expert has warned.
In an advance copy of a report to the U.N. Human Rights Council, Martin Scheinin said so-called 'data mining' blurs the boundary between the targeted observation of suspects and mass surveillance.
The temptation to collect excess information because it may be useful, rather than for a specific purpose, could undermine a person's right to privacy and nondiscrimination, he said.
"The technical capabilities of this technique can tempt the user towards broadening the definition of what is considered suspicious," according to the report published on a U.N. Web site Friday.
So then, you don't have any problem with Homeland Security. Is that a new development now that Obamessiah is in the White House?
IMO, this is a great idea.
In the interest of security, we need a good national ID system.
For me - privacy be damned, I do not care as I am a law abiding citizen..
Others, they can run scared..