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fescuerescue

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23. I think that is bathwater that needs to be thrown out

Reply to Captain Stern (Reply #22)

Fri Mar 22, 2019, 09:59 AM

Mar 2019

I've stated my opinion.

This law will only accelerate the adoption and put MORE pressure on employees to be chipped not less.

This is a prime example of the law of unintended consequences.

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Arkansas to regulate chipping employees [View all] backtoblue Mar 2019 OP

What?? In case they get lost - like my dog is microchipped?? Rhiannon12866 Mar 2019 #1

It's just not necessary backtoblue Mar 2019 #8

Not to mention NewJeffCT Mar 2019 #15

Come on, it's 2019. It's time for modernized workforce controls sanctioned by the GOP & Koch's. TheBlackAdder Mar 2019 #16

replaces id cards, keys, and quarters for the venfing machines rampartc Mar 2019 #2

I'm ready! rownesheck Mar 2019 #3

Here you go. Your chip number is 666. lagomorph777 Mar 2019 #9

Maybe Walmart was looking into it. sinkingfeeling Mar 2019 #4

judging by the checkout lanes at any one I've been to OriginalGeek Mar 2019 #13

We already have chips - they're called "cell phones" . . . hatrack Mar 2019 #5

Microchipping employees???? That's creepy. Vinca Mar 2019 #6

Just like tagging the cattle. nt End Of The Road Mar 2019 #7

Just what we need jcgoldie Mar 2019 #10

This law might make the practice common or accelerate it fescuerescue Mar 2019 #11

+1 for banning the use! backtoblue Mar 2019 #14

How about not banning it outright? Captain Stern Mar 2019 #17

Well I thought I explained it fescuerescue Mar 2019 #18

Of course it's going to be more common. Captain Stern Mar 2019 #22

I think that is bathwater that needs to be thrown out fescuerescue Mar 2019 #23

Until it's not for you to get or keep your job... Volaris Mar 2019 #20

True. But that's what the law explicitly forbids. Captain Stern Mar 2019 #21

it's possible, so stop that shit now! Hermit-The-Prog Mar 2019 #12

Wow! TomSlick Mar 2019 #19