[Pajamajan]

"If you want to create an army of government indoctrinated robots fine. Otherwise it will lead to disaster. A army of kids to do their "social duty" by letting authorities know you put the wrong trash in the recycle bin. Watered your garden at an unapproved time. Your porch light was on during the day. You had known disruptive people visit your home. There is no end to the government controlling an army of people where only government gets to set their priorities and define what is good for the whole or not. And what is "good" for the whole may not be good for the individual. America is about individual rights not what's best for the whole through the eyes of an elite social engineer accountable to no one.... This is wrong in so many ways it is painful to have to explain why"...

But we have to explain - to as many as will listen, before it's too late.

I had the same impression you did about this- I can just see an army of the little darlings roaming the streets, going through people's garbage and making sure we do what the government says we must. Yikes...

[goldi]

Didn’t I read an article on Freerepublic that the UK now pays kids to spy on their neighbors — going through their trash bins to see whether or not they are recycling, checking to see whether their dogs are pooping on the sidewalks, etc.

The UK is toast — they are finished. There is no hope for them whatsoever. They lost all hope when they lined up like ninnies at their local police stations and handed in their guns.

I hope what happened to them doesn’t happen to this country.

[driftdiver]

Having kids do that has already started. they are teaching them to do it in schools. They’ve done it with firearms, smoking, wasting energy, and God knows what else.

[April Lexington]

This is happening now. I have a friend who lives in a very liberal city. She threw out a pizza box but made the mistake of putting it into the cardboard recycling bin at her curb. The next day, the pizza box was leaning against her mailbox with a PRINTED note admonishing her for throwing the cardboard pizza box into the recycling bin when it still had some cheese and pizza grease on it! She was in shock that some neighborhood geek was the pizza box spy.

I wonder what else they look at in the trash?

[autumnraine]

They have already started. My kids came home from school asking my husband if he did drugs because he smokes. They told the kids that nicotine was a drug.

So I told them to ask the teachers if they drank coffee if the subject ever came up again, because if they did, they did drugs too.

Let them get a dose.