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[warlock56]

http://www.aclu.org/pizza/images/screen.swf

Regardless of your feeling on the ACLU, this is exactly what we the people could be up against in the coming years. Don't think so? Take a look at some of the bills that have worked their way through Congress recently.

We can talk and talk and talk till we're blue in the face about how bad this would be, but nothing will get accomplished by just sitting on your butt complaining via keyboard. Get active!

[ethics]

That ad defines hyperbole really well.

[jfcjrus]

That ad defines hyperbole really well.
You're probably right.
But, it IS food for thought, is it not?

It doesn't seem too far out, to me.
And, personally, I wouldn't like that senerio one bit.

So, I, for one, will be sensitive about any GOVERNMENT initiatives, policies, legislation, or rules that might permit such a thing.
(INCLUDING a non-modified Patriot Act!)

Sure, it illustrates the EXTREME situation.
(Or does it, really?)
Companys merging, data bases merging... every day.
How do we know what they know?
And how do we know how they're going to use such info about us?

Regards,