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leveymg

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22. What changed is technology has made totalitarianism practical for the first time outside of small
Sun Sep 20, 2015, 03:22 PM
Sep 2015

village or neighborhood life. The entire country is now Little Italy writ large.

My grandfather was one of the last Hollywood producers willing to hire Dalton. I know about that part of this country's history. You are right, anyone who is even remotely radical knows they have no privacy. My own dossier goes back a long way.

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Well, they've had mine since college anyway. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Sep 2015 #1
They've had mine for a very long time, as well. MineralMan Sep 2015 #3
We need to get this to the greatest page, marmar. Everyone needs to read the full piece.I hedda_foil Sep 2015 #2
And people wonder why conspiracy theories get so much traction in this country! Blus4u Sep 2015 #4
The day will come when you can't drive a car, ride in a plane, train or bus without biometrics leveymg Sep 2015 #5
Already Here... For Freddie Sep 2015 #19
What changed is technology has made totalitarianism practical for the first time outside of small leveymg Sep 2015 #22
Why is this shit going on, under a Democratic Administration? 99th_Monkey Sep 2015 #6
if McCain were the one doing all these things Washington would've been gridlocked with human MisterP Sep 2015 #9
A Neoliberal Police State is pretty much the same as a Conservative Police State leveymg Sep 2015 #16
Relax America! It's all being done to keep you safe!! RufusTFirefly Sep 2015 #7
Close, but no cigar! pocoloco Sep 2015 #11
You missed the target too. bvar22 Sep 2015 #17
And the government is the 1% property zeemike Sep 2015 #18
Not really. bvar22 Sep 2015 #23
Well of course you are right, we are the government. zeemike Sep 2015 #24
Walt Whitman would not approve. JEB Sep 2015 #8
the irony is that his fingerprints would be in that database too no matter what he says lunatica Sep 2015 #10
Walt would possibly make the no fly list. JEB Sep 2015 #13
Super Glue For Freddie Sep 2015 #20
thanks! lunatica Sep 2015 #25
Sure he would! RufusTFirefly Sep 2015 #12
Walt listened with a different intent than the FBI JEB Sep 2015 #14
I am against this - almost everyone posting here is jwirr Sep 2015 #15
And most of the US POI are in the SF-86 dump so everyone else knows about this too. erronis Sep 2015 #21
I don't have fingerprints... Holly_Hobby Sep 2015 #26
Good luck if they can figure this out: hunter Sep 2015 #27
Wonder what they will do with all that information? Octafish Sep 2015 #28
I know here in Korea, immigration requires a fingerprint scan of everyone coming into davidpdx Sep 2015 #29
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