Wednesday, April 11, 2012
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I think the American public and citizens of any country have an obligation to be vigilant and carefully monitor everthing going on around them. As with anything, both good or bad consequences can develop from ever-changing technology within local, state, and federal agencies. It is individually incumbent upon us to realize we can no longer afford to naively trust our best interests will always be at the heart of government lawmakers. Alot of powerful things transpire right under our noses when we are not paying sufficient attention and by the time they directly affect our lives, or the lives of our loved ones, it is often too late to do anything to stop it.
If I catch one of those things hovering outside my house I will blow it to smithereens. I guarantee the price a shotgun shell is a lot less than they'll have to spend replacing a spy camera and a fake bird.
haha that comment reminds me of Harry's Law where Kathy Bates defended a schoolteacher who was fired after a drone took pictures through her bedroom window of her dancing for video.
Tell us how you really feel, wtf, don't hold back now! roflmao
You like that huh? Well hey the lady did ask: What do you think?! ;)
omg spewed my coffee...WTF, when you publish your Pulitzer winning book "To Kill A Hummingbird" save me an autographed copy, okay? lol
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