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Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
reply to post by MysteriousHusky
A,B Or C...why the hell should I be subjected to those ABC options at all?
Society has rolled on perfectly fine without all that crap for millenia.
Just makes it easier for the corrupt elite to fill their profit run prisons with slaves...
But you go ahead and support the molecular scanning of the entire population if you feel its a good idea.
Originally posted by MysteriousHusky
Surely you are not advocating a return to slavery as a new method of transportation. The good ol' days were not so good as we may believe just as the grass isn't always greener on the other side. I do not believe scanning the entire population is a good idea, I said it was a step up and long overdue technology wise. If this saves but one life it will be worth it.
A loss of one is a blow to many. If we disregard that logic then casualties become acceptable - a new norm.
Originally posted by 11235813213455
I wonder if it checks for prostate cancer too?
Originally posted by MysteriousHusky
reply to post by Kryties
I'd like to see those tv stats if you have them. If you expand what constitutes as a terrorist by post 9/11 definitions then globally I believe more people are in fact killed by terrorist-actions if not by the terrorists themselves than by tv sets.
More Americans Killed by Bees and Wasps or Falling Televisions than by Terrorists
Since 9/11, a total of 238 American citizens have died from terrorist attacks, or an average of 24 per year, although only 15 Americans died in 2010 and 17 in 2011—none of them in the United States and almost all of them in Afghanistan or Iraq, where the U.S. has been waging wars for a decade. Thus out of 25,719 terrorism-related deaths worldwide in 2010-2011, Americans accounted for only 0.124%. This is consistent with the fact that the total number of attacks worldwide in 2011 dropped by nearly 12 percent from 2010 and nearly 29 percent from 2007.
To put these numbers in perspective, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the average American is as likely to be crushed to death by televisions or furniture as they are to be killed by a terrorist.
Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
Originally posted by Kryties
I mean this in the nicest possible way but.....
...it will be a cold day in hell before I travel to the US and be subjected to this sort of treatment.
No offence but:
What makes you think this will not emigrate to Australia Bro?
I'm in the UK,and I have seen so much of this surveillance crap migrate across from the USA to my home country over the years it makes me sick-oh,and it doesn't stop bad dudes either,they will find alternatives as always.
Originally posted by stupid girl
reply to post by Kryties
Bong Water use #527:
Dog-Sniffer Deterrent Spray
Originally posted by Laokin
Originally posted by Silcone Synapse
I'm in the UK,and I have seen so much of this surveillance crap migrate across from the USA to my home country over the years it makes me sick-oh,and it doesn't stop bad dudes either,they will find alternatives as always.
It's actually been happening the other way around buddy.
UK is the big brother nation.... They've been subjected to this for god knows how much longer than it's been gaining traction in the US.