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US Federal ID card bill passed.	by wheresthefish	2006-11-19 12:55:59
good this is one thing i support.	by joecrouse	2005-05-11 05:21:05
I don't think it's nearly that simple.	by Ravenlock	2005-05-11 06:03:31
Wait a second	by frizzgrig	2005-05-11 07:08:26
Privacy from government and privacy from industry	by Ravenlock	2005-05-11 07:16:02
We have children who hack into the	by frizzgrig	2005-05-11 07:22:26
systems used to store the data from stores, universities, and credit card companies. You really think the information is safe and "private" just because the company said it is? Once a company (or person) has the ability to track your habits, you have lost the ability to control who gets that information. My point is that privacy is a fallacy. Privacy in the US ended with the Federal Income Tax and Social Security (if not before).
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I can't necessarily say that isn't true.	by Ravenlock	2005-05-11 07:29:24
Children who hack into the system do	by voxwoman	2005-05-11 08:09:08
You kind of missed my point, or ignored it	by frizzgrig	2005-05-11 10:59:14

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