California Senate attempts to ban RFID tracking of students

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SumYungGai @ Apr 18th 2007 2:14PM

@JoshLowry,

Good points, except for the fact that if I was one of those 31 people in virginia laying with toe-tags right now in the coroner's meatlocker (plus many more people still in the hospital) I'd KINDA be thinking maybe just a LITTLE more RFID action might've been nice.. for one it would've kept psycho Collegebine kids like that chow-young-phat Virginia tech shooter out of the buildings he didn't belong in.

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Richard Sportwood @ Apr 18th 2007 2:28PM

How do you know which buildings he did or did not belong in? Besides, refusing a students access to one particular building on campus would have accomplished nothing. He would have simply continued his rampage on buildings to which he did have access. Not to mention the fact that there is no reason to prevent a *student* from accessing another building on his *campus*.

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zoara @ Apr 18th 2007 5:48PM

SumYungGal (sic), what's with the unnecessary racism?

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