‘Barcode everyone at birth’

[BigK]

My wife can't see past the good intentions of the idea. After all, who doesn't want kidnapped kids found faster, known criminals tracked, etc. She makes me so mad when she says stuff like "if youy aren't doing anything wrong, why do you care if they know where you are?" I warned her that this is how "it" all starts, but you'd think, by her reaction, I told her UFOs are landing or Ron Paul could still win the election

[mcurrier]

‘Human barcode’ could make society more organized, but invades privacy, civil liberties

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/human-barcode-society-organized-invades-privacy-civil-liberties-article-1.1088129

[Guest 270win]

666 garbage. No thank you. I'm sure a lot of people thought Hitler was the AntiChrist at the time considering how he marked people in concentration camps. Marking people with numbers has not worked out well in history and will not in the future.

[Moped]

Not a new idea...

Whenever I hear or read stuff like this, I immediately think of the Holecost. Chips are just an updated version of the Nazi tattoos on Concentration Camp Survivors.

Edited June 2, 2012 by Moped

[SonnyCrockett]

never happen here

[Guest bkelm18]

never happen here

Yeah it will happen eventually. Maybe not tomorrow, not next year, maybe not in the next decade, however it will happen eventually. If we don't all destroy ourselves before then, that is.

[mcurrier]

never happen here

That's what Neville Chamberlain said.