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Bill banning forced identity-chip implants clears House

celticlord said:
Being that I myself am a redhead, I am quite happy to sign your petition. Why take chances? :mrgreen:
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That explains so much...:twisted:
 
Travelsonic said:
History proves that there is no such thing as something that can't be cracked.
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Is this a serious argument? History proved that man can't make fire. History proved that we couldn't harness the power of flight. History proved that man can't make nuclear bombs. History doesn't "prove" anything. It just shows what has happened in the past and that's all.

Also, Japan didn't crack our signals in WWII and that was completely crackable. Let's not even go into the fact that there are plenty of encryptions that are nearly impossible (if not fully impossible) to crack. And furthermore, I was attacking the assumption that high school kids could crack this code and I was unaware that every high school kid was smarter than Einstein.
 
Redress said:
On the list of important issues facing the country, this does not even make the list. Good job congress on wasting time on nothing.
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Protecting privacy is not pointless. This prevents individual states for coming up with reasons to install tracking chips in people, starting with probationers and then expanding from there.

The government needs to vastly increase protection of privacy.
 
Smoke[MaxX] said:
Is this a serious argument?
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That depends, is that a serious rebuttal?

People tried to say we couldn't walk on the moon, or fly, or harness nukes for mass destruction and we proved them wrong. How is one's expanding capability to crack the seemingly uncrackable any different?
 
TheNextEra said:
Oh please, you are actually comparing gun regulation to implanting every U.s. citizen with a chip?
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If they can twist the 2nd amendment to allow backdoor infringements why wouldn't they do the same to any other right?


And yet again you ignore reality in the fact that to implant every U.S. citizen with a chip,
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Every citizen either needs ID,driver's license, passport, tax payer services or something else. The government can coerce people into implanting a ID chip in order to get those things. So it would be easier than you think. This attitude that it is okay to allow something just because of perceived incompetence of the government is naive and dangerous .




you would have to ENTIRELY abandon the constitution and if that happened,
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They ignore the constitution in regard to the 2nd amendment,why is it so hard to imagine that they would do the same thing regarding other rights?
no stupid bill passed would stop it.
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If more states adopted this and then pushed for it on a federal it would.
Hence this bill was nothing more than a waste of time except to appease all the conspiracy theorists out there that don't recognize that if the U.S. did such a thing to all citizens some stupid bill wouldn't stop them.
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Seeing how you ignore the fact that rights have been ignored in the past with "justifications" you are the one ignoring reality.
 
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