do you want the micro chip implant?

Feel like you're being followed? Maybe it's a tracking tag on your jeans or one implanted in a credit card. The tags are called radio frequency identification or RFIDs, and every day they are becoming more and more a part of our lifestyle. These Orwellian microchips, as minute as a grain of sand, identify and track products and even lost children at theme parks. They're being implanted in humans to alert hospitals about medical conditions. The tags can be so tiny, you may never know they are there. Retailers claim RFIDs are essential: alerting them when they're low on lipstick, air filters, sodas and other inventory. Embedded tags aren't so obvious. Hitachi Europe recently developed the world's tiniest RFID integrated circuit, small enough to be placed in a piece of paper. Some RFID chips are made to be imbedded in livestock, in pets and most recently in humans for a variety of reasons. RFID prices have dropped, and tagging has become practical for businesses. In-Stat, a high-tech research firm, reports more than 1 billion RFID chips were made last year and predicts that by 2010 the number will increase to 33 billion. RFID chips from VeriChip of Florida are manufactured for implanting in humans. The Food and Drug Administration approved human implants two years ago.

hmmm, makes me wonder about the flu shots.....

I did a presentation on this yesterday.

Basically, my answer is "hell no."

i for one do not want it, i read that one day everyone will need one if they want money, food and shelter. and that there are chips that can be put into the brain and control ppl ( future soldiers show on tv ). man idk, but i'm not with this, and of coarse i'm familiar with the scriptures on the mark of the beast. to hell with that, i don't like needles anyway, i literally don't want to have a chip on my shoulder.

I've heard of one family in Florida actually receiving the imbedded RFID microchip implant. Got a link showing more doing it?LikeHaterade

There are already enough "chips" to track you nowadays anyway. Biometric ID's on passports, chips on credit cards, mobile phone SIM's that can effectively be used to track the location of the mobile.

The day we are told we NEED the chip for safety, security or to buy more safely in turbulent economic environments, I will do my best to leave the country and go somewhere, anywhere where this is not being implanted.

The day we are told we NEED the chip for safety, security or to buy more safely in turbulent economic environments, I will do my best to leave the country and go somewhere, anywhere where this is not being implanted.

Hoobinator

I would immediately do the same. I can't think of a good enough reason to receive something like that. Constantly being tracked and having all of my personal information on one chip. If that were to ever take place, the government could say that it's "for our protection."

Chip me up, baby *assumes position*BiancaDK

lol

Reminds me of King of the Hill. Bill bends over and drops his pants for a shot, and the doctor just puts it in his shoulder.

Feel like you're being followed? Maybe it's a tracking tag on your jeans or one implanted in a credit card. The tags are called radio frequency identification or RFIDs, and every day they are becoming more and more a part of our lifestyle. These Orwellian microchips, as minute as a grain of sand, identify and track products and even lost children at theme parks. They're being implanted in humans to alert hospitals about medical conditions. The tags can be so tiny, you may never know they are there. Retailers claim RFIDs are essential: alerting them when they're low on lipstick, air filters, sodas and other inventory. Embedded tags aren't so obvious. Hitachi Europe recently developed the world's tiniest RFID integrated circuit, small enough to be placed in a piece of paper. Some RFID chips are made to be imbedded in livestock, in pets and most recently in humans for a variety of reasons. RFID prices have dropped, and tagging has become practical for businesses. In-Stat, a high-tech research firm, reports more than 1 billion RFID chips were made last year and predicts that by 2010 the number will increase to 33 billion. RFID chips from VeriChip of Florida are manufactured for implanting in humans. The Food and Drug Administration approved human implants two years ago.

hmmm, makes me wonder about the flu shots.....

I don't see anything bad about this unless we became a ditatorship or something and they used them to track rebels but I don't see that happening so I believe it is a very smart idea to use them in people and objects. observer77

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The day we are told we NEED the chip for safety, security or to buy more safely in turbulent economic environments, I will do my best to leave the country and go somewhere, anywhere where this is not being implanted.

LikeHaterade

I would immediately do the same. I can't think of a good enough reason to receive something like that. Constantly being tracked and having all of my personal information on one chip. If that were to ever take place, the government could say that it's "for our protection."

[QUOTE="observer77"] I don't see anything bad about this unless we became a ditatorship or something and they used them to track rebels but I don't see that happening so I believe it is a very smart idea to use them in people and objects. Hoobinator

ok so lets say they are going ot use it for something bad what finding me located at school? I don't trust the goverment but in this matter I would very much be finr with it because I have worked with to many students and family members who have been run aways or kidnap victims I believe that when a 12 year old girl in my home town was kidnapped off the sidewalk at school and gang rapped in the woods by 4/5 guys then dropped back off in the middle of the street that when they were looking for her something along these lines could have saved her from the horrible trama there have been way to many bad things happen to people that could have been provented by something like this and were not I don't care if the goverment decided to use them for something else at least I would know that it saved as many peoples lives as possible before it was put into a use for govermental opportunity.

imagine if u were dieing or something and they didnt know where to find you i bet ude want one then or if u was kidnapped or something

or if u was in a game of saw.. :O looool

Nanomachines. No Way.

They will be harmful. Soon befor eyou know it AI will be controlling our every move and tracking us. Then it would start a war econmy.

No. NO. Nanomachines are evil.

ok so lets say they are going ot use it for something bad what finding me located at school? I don't trust the goverment but in this matter I would very much be finr with it because I have worked with to many students and family members who have been run aways or kidnap victims I believe that when a 12 year old girl in my home town was kidnapped off the sidewalk at school and gang rapped in the woods by 4/5 guys then dropped back off in the middle of the street that when they were looking for her something along these lines could have saved her from the horrible trama there have been way to many bad things happen to people that could have been provented by something like this and were not I don't care if the goverment decided to use them for something else at least I would know that it saved as many peoples lives as possible before it was put into a use for govermental opportunity.observer77

No. I don't want one. I doubt people would willingly want to put a computer chip in their body for monitering purposes. Shad0ki11

[QUOTE="observer77"]ok so lets say they are going ot use it for something bad what finding me located at school? I don't trust the goverment but in this matter I would very much be finr with it because I have worked with to many students and family members who have been run aways or kidnap victims I believe that when a 12 year old girl in my home town was kidnapped off the sidewalk at school and gang rapped in the woods by 4/5 guys then dropped back off in the middle of the street that when they were looking for her something along these lines could have saved her from the horrible trama there have been way to many bad things happen to people that could have been provented by something like this and were not I don't care if the goverment decided to use them for something else at least I would know that it saved as many peoples lives as possible before it was put into a use for govermental opportunity.Hoobinator

you say that living in fear is not a good thing but on the grounds that you are against this because of fear confuses me. with them we would live in fear with some peace of mind and just because it could happen doesn't mean you should live in a life filled with what if's you'll go crazy. I don't live in what if's I live in a reality of bad things that others refuse to see I understand your stance but I will not change my mind because you feel differently. I am not caring about a goverment conspriacy that could happen I would rather care about what is happening in front of me right now and hope for a better solution than poorly trained police officers and a flawed legal system.

[QUOTE="Shad0ki11"]No. I don't want one. I doubt people would willingly want to put a computer chip in their body for monitering purposes. Hoobinator

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The day we are told we NEED the chip for safety, security or to buy more safely in turbulent economic environments, I will do my best to leave the country and go somewhere, anywhere where this is not being implanted.

LikeHaterade

I would immediately do the same. I can't think of a good enough reason to receive something like that. Constantly being tracked and having all of my personal information on one chip. If that were to ever take place, the government could say that it's "for our protection."

then thats where our whole reason for the right to bear arms comes into play... start a rebellion... and im totally serious if that was to happen.

you say that living in fear is not a good thing but on the grounds that you are against this because of fear confuses me. with them we would live in fear with some peace of mind and just because it could happen doesn't mean you should live in a life filled with what if's you'll go crazy. I don't live in what if's I live in a reality of bad things that others refuse to see I understand your stance but I will not change my mind because you feel differently. I am not caring about a goverment conspriacy that could happen I would rather care about what is happening in front of me right now and hope for a better solution than poorly trained police officers and a flawed legal system.observer77

Well funny thing is you talk of government abuse and conspiracy as if it is something that has not, nor is happening. I live in the real world where the governments of most nations are out of control, and piss regularly on their constitutions. It's all fine and dandy speaking of possibles that some girl may or mar not be saved, you also dismiss wholesale the concept of circumventing security measures, like I sad bad people will always find a way around it, unless we live in a total security nation like a maximum security prison where everyone and everything is constantly monitored 24/7. Hey of course if you believe the government is good, and security is a price to pay for "liberty" then by all means why stop at RFID's and microchiping. Heck, let the government install cameras everywhere and anywhere, chip everything, and we'll all be safe. Every time you flush the toilet let big brother know about it, he is after all looking out for us and protecting us. To limit it to only some security measures would be arbitrary, every crime would be cut, if we were all tracked by satellite 24/7.

And this affects me how?Montaya

[QUOTE="observer77"]you say that living in fear is not a good thing but on the grounds that you are against this because of fear confuses me. with them we would live in fear with some peace of mind and just because it could happen doesn't mean you should live in a life filled with what if's you'll go crazy. I don't live in what if's I live in a reality of bad things that others refuse to see I understand your stance but I will not change my mind because you feel differently. I am not caring about a goverment conspriacy that could happen I would rather care about what is happening in front of me right now and hope for a better solution than poorly trained police officers and a flawed legal system.Hoobinator

Well funny thing is you talk of government abuse and conspiracy as if it is something that has not, nor is happening. I live in the real world where the governments of most nations are out of control, and piss regularly on their constitutions. It's all fine and dandy speaking of possibles that some girl may or mar not be saved, you also dismiss wholesale the concept of circumventing security measures, like I sad bad people will always find a way around it, unless we live in a total security nation like a maximum security prison where everyone and everything is constantly monitored 24/7. Hey of course if you believe the government is good, and security is a price to pay for "liberty" then by all means why stop at RFID's and microchiping. Heck, let the government install cameras everywhere and anywhere, chip everything, and we'll all be safe. Every time you flush the toilet let big brother know about it, he is after all looking out for us and protecting us.

why try? my mind is not changed.

implant me and my chilldren.

goverments will always lie, cheat and steal from the pople and step on them we can change that as a mass but no one cares enough to change anthing just sit back and complain about things the goverment does instead of making an effort to change it as the mass that is the people.

so therefore my mind stays unchanged on the topic.

[QUOTE="Montaya"]And this affects me how?Hoobinator

[why try? my mind is not changed.

implant me and my chilldren.

goverments will always lie, cheat and steal from the pople and step on them we can change that as a mass but no one cares enough to change anthing just sit back and complain about things the goverment does instead of making an effort to change it as the mass that is the people.

so therefore my mind stays unchanged on the topic. observer77

No, I will NOT sit back. I will rise up and defeat corrupt, decadent, war mongering, lying, stealing, cheating governments. Justice will prevail. I am Hoobinator.

[QUOTE="observer77"][why try? my mind is not changed.

implant me and my chilldren.

goverments will always lie, cheat and steal from the pople and step on them we can change that as a mass but no one cares enough to change anthing just sit back and complain about things the goverment does instead of making an effort to change it as the mass that is the people.

so therefore my mind stays unchanged on the topic. Hoobinator

No, I will NOT sit back. I will rise up and defeat corrupt, decadent, war mongering, lying, stealing, cheating governments. Justice will prevail. I am Hoobinator.

cheesy much? :lol:

cheesy much? :lol:

observer77

Just a little.:P

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cheesy much? :lol:

Hoobinator

Just a little.:P

that's an understatement...;)

[QUOTE="Hoobinator"][QUOTE="observer77"]

cheesy much? :lol:

observer77

Just a little.:P

that's an understatement...;)

[QUOTE="Hoobinator"][QUOTE="observer77"] I don't see anything bad about this unless we became a ditatorship or something and they used them to track rebels but I don't see that happening so I believe it is a very smart idea to use them in people and objects. observer77

ok so lets say they are going ot use it for something bad what finding me located at school?

Are you aware of published CIA activities during the Civil Rights Movement? Read up on it, and then consider these are just the facts that got leaked. And you KNOW it's much worse than that after 9/11.

I don't want to be followed by the government for any reason, especially if I were to decide to join a political group that happened to be unpopular with the sitting government.