How long before the coyote finally catches that damm roadrunner?
Yeah...you may be joking but, it's the truth...czar said:...see this is what happen when you let the government take your guns.
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Its already being done here in the USHow long until they include speed data, then sell the data to insurance companies and issue tickets? How long until the USA adopts the same system?
czar said:...see this is what happen when you let the government take your guns.
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(That's called a "joke"... but maybe it isn't.)
Or makes the Patriot Act permanent...czar said:...see this is what happen when you let the government take your guns.
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What on Earth makes you think we let the government take our guns ?czar said:...see this is what happen when you let the government take your guns.
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Just a note of reality here. They already issue tickets and they are prevented by law from even releasing the data, let alone selling it.JamieWG said:Britain will begin monitoring every automobile journey.
Britain is to become the first country in the world where the movements of all vehicles on the roads are recorded. A new national surveillance system will hold the records for at least two years.
Using a network of cameras that can automatically read every passing number plate, the plan is to build a huge database of vehicle movements so that the police and security services can analyse any journey a driver has made over several years.
http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/transport/article334686.ece
How long until they include speed data, then sell the data to insurance companies and issue tickets? How long until the USA adopts the same system?
Our lot just steal the whole carRidewv said:I'd think any serious criminal, terrorist, etc. would have the sense to use an alternate plate when necessary.
Yeah but they can't go back in time and do that. If they take pics of your car, they can keep 'em forever and just punch in a date/license no and see where you went that day.bigsteam said:tell me if i'm wrong but, can't they triangulate cell phone signals now? pretty good tracking devise already...
The technology in Europe tracks your cell phone location by which cell it communicates with, so it places you down to line of sight - a few hundred yards either way.JamieWG said:Yeah but they can't go back in time and do that.