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To: MJY1288
"Go "On Star""

I'd rip it out before I ever moved the car one inch!

No one has a right to know how or where I go or how fast I get there.

Somne day that system will be used to totally monitor you and you can be sure they won't tell you when they are going to do it. The capacity is already built in!
30 posted on 08/26/2002 6:35:31 PM PDT by dalereed
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To: dalereed
dale you are correct 100%.

I don't like it either for what it stands for and how invasive it is.

But on the other hand I have an older vehicle which I could drive anywhere I need to go if I don't want to be tracked.

I will take advantage of onstar and use it for my benifit but will not let it dictate to me what I do
I already made use of it once when one of my sons locked his keys in his pickup with the motor running in the snow one nite last winter when were leaving the skiing area...LOL took an hour or so for someone to get there to unlock the car but it was nice sitting in my nice warm SUV playing games with the grandkids and talking to onstar and letting them make phone calls for me.

PS Hay it was GRATE to see you again last weekend or so in Vegas...:>)

35 posted on 08/26/2002 6:46:05 PM PDT by Syncro
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To: dalereed
I will continue to use the system and I can appreciate the advantages of using it, But if I plan to carry out any serious criminal activity I will be sure to cut the antenna wire as would anyone with a lick of sense. After seeing the responses and links to previous court cases that challenged and won against the invasion of our privacy. I won't get my shorts all up ina bunch over "On Star", To me... It's just another communication tool until I decide to become a fugitive from the law, When that day comes I will cut the antenna :-)
37 posted on 08/26/2002 6:54:08 PM PDT by MJY1288
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