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To: LincolnLover

Hold on now. This is voluntary. No ones rights are being violated.


29 posted on 12/10/2004 6:45:36 AM PST by KC_Conspirator (I am poster #48)
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To: KC_Conspirator
"Hold on now. This is voluntary. No ones rights are being violated."

This attitude is precisely the one that CAN lead to things that will violate our rights. Except that, when the time comes, our "rights" will be redefined so that they are no longer violated.

For example, they will say that chipping all babies is not a violation of our rights of privacy because the ONLY thing they are using it for is to track them if they are ever kidnapped, or run away, or commit a crime and need to be apprehended. And then it will proceed to become a thing that is watching everything we do, and when worshipping God and going to church is declared a crime, they will already have the means in place to find, arrest, and prosecute our children...all because we were naive enough to think that this voluntary process was harmless and in their own interest.

Mark my words, this will start as an implant that paroled convicts will be required to get, so that their parole officers can keep an eye on them. All of us Justice and Country and Freedom loving people will cheer it. Because that child molester will be detected if he comes in my neighborhood. But this same thing that we cheer will be the ruin of ALL of our freedoms.

We cannot take the mark of any beast, and we must not shrug when others do because it is their right.

I know I probably sound a bit fanatical about this...but the time to get fanatical about it is now...not after it's too late.
33 posted on 12/10/2004 7:00:55 AM PST by melbell (groovy)
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