Convenient?

a reply to: intrptr

It's certainly true, what you said. I don't think the United States is quite at "Prison Country" levels yet, though. Compared to other nations out there they're still pretty free. Though the government is certainly trying to make it that way, it seems.

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

Yah, we don't live in Gaza, yet. But if you think about it, being tracked by cell phone, RFID, facial recognition software on multi cams in traffic, stores and venues… Our drivers licenses, credit cards, autos, all being monitored to reveal everything we do and every where we go…

the differences are evaporating. Its a prison of sorts if you are constantly being watched.