Would you allow a RFID implant?
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me too.
Mini-Me
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Bad poll - because of the double-negative in the "no" option, we actually have three "yes" options. However, I picked "no" out of the understanding that the double-negative was unintentional 
I will never willingly allow anyone to implant an RFID chip in me. If they do it through physical force, I will find a way to get it out.
I will never willingly allow anyone to implant an RFID chip in me. If they do it through physical force, I will find a way to get it out.
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no mark of the beast for me!
LT for the Truth
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I'm with you spud
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I all most want to say it's a stupid poll here on the forums. But I won't.
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Over
My
Dead
Body
Only
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Only
It's more important that you raise awarness in others. What will probably happen (and is happening?)....
First they will advocate it for children. We must protect the kids. Tracking them will be a relief to parents worried about their precious pre-schoolers (understandable, but a better way needs to be found). Eventually whole school systems adopt tracking, maybe at first with removable trackers. The younger generation knows nothing but a tracked life. It doesn't bother them, that's just the way it is. Anyway, eventually implants are adopted and become the norm. You can use it to make purchases, no need to carry cash, no need to carry a separate (and easily mis-placeable) ID.
In less than one generation it goes from abhorrent to necessary. They won't ask me to do it directly, they won't ask you. It will be for someone you care about. It will be for someone young or someone old. The freedom of others will lie in our collective hands. Be sure you don't just say no for you, say no for them.
First they will advocate it for children. We must protect the kids. Tracking them will be a relief to parents worried about their precious pre-schoolers (understandable, but a better way needs to be found). Eventually whole school systems adopt tracking, maybe at first with removable trackers. The younger generation knows nothing but a tracked life. It doesn't bother them, that's just the way it is. Anyway, eventually implants are adopted and become the norm. You can use it to make purchases, no need to carry cash, no need to carry a separate (and easily mis-placeable) ID.
In less than one generation it goes from abhorrent to necessary. They won't ask me to do it directly, they won't ask you. It will be for someone you care about. It will be for someone young or someone old. The freedom of others will lie in our collective hands. Be sure you don't just say no for you, say no for them.
Give me liberty
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Over my dead body.
That RFID Implant is the mark of the beast cant you tell?
And no child of mine in the future is going to get these sick implants.
That RFID Implant is the mark of the beast cant you tell?
And no child of mine in the future is going to get these sick implants.
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heck no... look what happened to Cartman!
(j/k of course... I agree with the others, they can put one in my corpse)
(j/k of course... I agree with the others, they can put one in my corpse)
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