What will you do ?

**Sam** · 03-02-2008, 12:08 AM

I don't know how 'the man' would monitor every person in the system anyway. I mean look at how hard it is to catch 'known terrorists' and 'crime lords' and such, much less Joe or Jane citizen. I don't see the resources or coordination to pull that off. Either way I don't think I will have one put in me. Who ever shows up to install it will get mine up their a**. (I'm a giver like that)

**Smok** · 03-02-2008, 12:42 AM

I am quite surprised that you fill it would be hard to keep track of you if you need the chip to buy or sale anything , no chip no food no gas , they have you right there . So I ask again what do you do how will you hide ?? Because if your not with them your against them , they will... round you up , and what do you think they will do to all of those they round up ??

**Sam** · 03-02-2008, 02:09 AM

Originally Posted by Smok

I am quite surprised that you fill it would be hard to keep track of you if you need the chip to buy or sale anything , no chip no food no gas , they have you right there . So I ask again what do you do how will you hide ?? Because if your not with them your against them , they will... round you up , and what do you think they will do to all of those they round up ??

I ain't getting one of those chips. I will not go into details about what would happen but it's along the lines of Beowulfs earlier post. I will be on the news, and to bad for what ever gets in my way.

**Smok** · 03-02-2008, 03:18 AM

I am very glade to hear that Sam and all of you but this is not a game ,it will happen some day I hope it is years from now buy if not ??? If it is years from now then we need to teach our kids what to do and how to live off the land that is why this is such a great site

**canid** · 03-02-2008, 04:24 AM

that's funny; i just finished lining my closet in 6mil visqueen, because of mold and bacterial spores...

**Rick** · 03-02-2008, 05:33 AM

Smok - You might be right and I don't think it's funny but consider this. You already have a social security number that is specific to you. No number, no job. At least not an above the table job and not one that is apt to be very lucrative. There are laws about that.

You have a drivers license, that's also specific to you. Not to mention hunting and fishing licenses as well as job specific licenses like plumber, electrician, etc.

If you have a waved your credit card (not swiped) to pay for something, have a wireless pass to get through the toll both or wave your company ID to get in the building, you are already using RFID technology.

You're also making the assumption that technology won't change in the next couple of years. It will. that's a given. Already, work is underway and great strides are being made in nano technology. In the next few years, they might be able to implant similar technology when you get your flu shot or that next IV. The same is true of artificial intelligence (I hope to get some of that!). Who knows where the techno world will lead?

Some of you may have read that they now have a device that can be implanted into the brain to allow blind people to see. It's amazing stuff.

RFIDs will be around for a while but newer technology will also be available.

I've asked this before when people make broad statements about the government and I'm not being facetious. Who in the government do you think would want to do that and for what purpose? I don't understand what benefit they would gain in tracking over 303 million people. Just look at the response you've seen on this thread. No one is going to willingly accept something like that. It is too invasive and people WILL see that as the ultimate invasion of privacy.

**crashdive123** · 03-02-2008, 07:10 AM

Originally Posted by Smok

I am very glade to hear that Sam and all of you but this is not a game ,it will happen some day I hope it is years from now buy if not ??? If it is years from now then we need to teach our kids what to do and how to live off the land that is why this is such a great site

Smok: I do not accept the premise of your statements. I do agree however, that teaching our kids how to live off the land is an important task. I just don't think it is important for the same reasons as you do.