California Senate attempts to ban RFID tracking of students

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Socrates @ Jan 25th 2008 9:54PM

I cant even believe that a conversation was even developed on this topic. Tracking devices for humans? EVERYONE needs to stop and take that in for a minute..........OK now that you thought about it, doesn't it sound absurd? How can the government even legitimize something like that, we are not cattle, we are not exotic sea creatures, and I dont know about anyone else out there but I for one do not even posses a criminal record. So enlighten me as to why or how it is even acceptable to be tracked and monitored by the government...or anyone for that matter, as I go about my everyday law-abiding life? There is a need for me to be watched as I prepare dinner for my family? Or while Im at my desk at work, or on vacation? Honestly, let's cut the bullshit, the politicians making and passing these laws are the ones who need the devices. We know absolutely nothing about the leaders of our "great" nation other than what they deem acceptable for us to know.

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