In the "best interest" of safety and security would you allow the government to put a micro-chip in you that tracked your wherabouts, medical, monetary and personal info? why or why not.
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No. I can't even imagine where to begin with a ''why not''. It just screams of Big Brother, I don't need to be tracked. I've survived 19 years without such a device and I'm confident I can survive many more.
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No, I wouldn't, and it would be on the grounds of invasion of privacy...
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There is a fine line between "in the best interest of" and "paranoia" when dealing with something such as this.
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What could possibly make that a good idea?
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Yes, I would. I have absolutely nothing to hide.
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... on a card that I can carry in my wallet, maybe ... but certainly NOT inside me, no. I do not mind having my info watched, but I would not be able to tolerate an invasion into my body. I also would not want anything that has any adverse effect on my body's nervous system, internal energies, or Chi ... I do not even like to wear jewelry, let alone get a chip planted in me ...
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If that would insure all of my friends and some of my family (a select few) would be safe, then sure. I have nothing to hide.
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