Privacy--a right or a privilege?

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"What rights do our kids NOT have, that WE had when we were young?"

My kids do not have the right to play with their friends, ride their bikes, roam the neighborhood, and generally be kids, without fear. I did.

I have a question for you. How does the government acquiring this information, insuring that I never get on a plane with fingernail clippers, developing a national dB for tracking any electronic footprint I leave, or generally reducing my freedoms under the guise of security (I am a conservative by the way)through the (anti-)Patriot Act and other legislation solve the problem above?

Posted by: Mack DaNife   Posted on: 01/28/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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