UK Police Arresting People Just To Add To DNA Database?
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#2The end of the any type freedom we had left. One government to rule the world. One government elected by the bankers and corporations and global slavery for the rest of us.
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#4http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/11/26/kent_police_tall_exp...
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#6This is called new world order. The end of the any type freedom we had left. One government to rule the world. One government elected by the bankers and corporations and global slavery for the rest of us.
Feel free to downvote, but I'd be even more interested in assertions that all is well, there have been no noteworthy changes in the world from a compliance or enforcement of existing rules perspective.
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#7This is called new world order. The end of the any type freedom we had left. One government to rule the world. One government elected by the bankers and corporations and global slavery for the rest of us.
I'm always surprised by the downvotes on hackernews to anyone that suggests a conspiracy of any kind. Usually, "technical" people are all about pure anonymity, pure truth, full disclosure....but it seems like there are certain topics where this no longer applies. Feel free to downvote, but I'd be even more interested in assertions that all is well, there have been no noteworthy changes in the world from a compliance…
One government to rule the world. One government elected by the bankers and corporations and global slavery for the rest of us.
Absolute drivel. Where to start? There isn't only one government in this world. And most 1st world governments are republics of one form or another (elected officials representing a slice of the population). Bankers have a vote, but certainly not the only vote. Etc, etc.
He's either trolling or stupid. Either way it's not worth arguing, hence the downvotes.
Re: UK Police Arresting People Just To Add To DNA Database?
#8This is called new world order. The end of the any type freedom we had left. One government to rule the world. One government elected by the bankers and corporations and global slavery for the rest of us.
I'm always surprised by the downvotes on hackernews to anyone that suggests a conspiracy of any kind. Usually, "technical" people are all about pure anonymity, pure truth, full disclosure....but it seems like there are certain topics where this no longer applies. Feel free to downvote, but I'd be even more interested in assertions that all is well, there have been no noteworthy changes in the world from a compliance…
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm always surprised by the downvotes on hackernews to anyone that suggests a conspiracy of any kind. Usually, "technical" people are all about pure anonymity, pure truth, full disclosure....but it seems like there are certain topics where this no longer applies. Feel free to downvote, but I'd be even more interested in assertions that all is well, there have been no noteworthy changes in the world from a compliance…
It's not so much the simple suggestion of a conspiracy as it is the sheer over-the-topness of it all. Police overstepping their bounds in the UK equals "the end of any type freedom" and "global slavery"? Oh, please .
If you have a silly canned response that is equally (not very) on any comment thread that relates to information, privacy or rights in any way you get downvoted. It's usually just trolling. Even when it isn't, it's annoying because its' a combination of grandiose claims & stupid, simplistic or non-existent support.
I think we welcome loopy conspiracy theorists, but not dumb ones.
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#10http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/nov/24/dna-database-...