OT : Identity chip

[Atrocities]

NFW! Nuff said. (For defination of NFW, think of WTF, except N = NO, and W = Way, with the F =ing, well you know.)

OH HELL NO, not in my life. Before they put one of those things in my body, they will have to kill me or heavily sedate me under force.

WHAT in the world would you ever want with something like that in your body? A human LO-JACK system is a horribly bad idea even for the Military.

Now watch it become the new fad. "Need to find little Jimmy, well if he had the Human Lo-Jack, you would know right where he was. In the hands of a sex offendeing mass rapest murder thats where little Jimmy is now, but you don't know that because you don't have the Human Lo-Jack."

Sick sick sick idea.................. But people will buy into this crap and start lo-jacking their kids just like they do their pets.

[Makinus]

happilly this will never happen (i hope) in Brazil, because our constitution stablishes that no one can offend the physical integrity of a person (even himself) without a valid medical reason (and implanting a chip in the arm definitively IS NOT a valid medic reason), so any parent that try to implant this kind of chip in a child can be prosecuted...

so, if you wish to scape from the Big Brother, come live in Brazil...

[Loser]

"I haven't lost my mind, it's backed up on tape."

When I can put my identity on a chip, then I'll be interested.

[Ed Kolis]

Originally posted by Makinus:
so, if you wish to scape from the Big Brother, come live in Brazil...

Right, so I go to Brazil to escape Big Brother, then I decide that I can't stand living anymore and I slash my wrists, but I don't slash them hard enough, and the next thing I know the Brazilian Version of the FBI is knocking on my door... you call that escaping Big Brother?

[Makinus]

Yeah, according to brazilian law you can be prosecuted for trying suicide, but normally the only punition for this is a psichyatric treatment...

But if you offend the Physical integrity of another person, then your punition is more severe...

So, in the case you go to the doctor to implant a chip in yourself, you will be punished (just a small punition, like doing community service), but the doctor (and clinic) that did the implantation will answer for the more severe crime, and can even lose their medical license...

And, before you ask, if someone else than a doctor make the implantation, then he will answer for a more severe crime yet "Illegal Exercise of Medicine", and can go to jail...

[Ed Kolis]

Seems reasonable enough

[Kamog]

I would never agree to have a chip like that implanted in me. I'll carry around cards and things with me if I need to for ID purposes and so on but I refuse to have something like that embedded in my body.