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"Marie Lewis" wrote in message
... "Quantum Foam Guy" wrote in message ... "Oelewapper" wrote in message ... Dear allies, welcome to the age of digital fascism... : This is not "fascism", unless you're one of those morons who thinks dealing with the DMV and getting fingerprinted for a driver's license is "fascism". When you lace your writing with such stupid hyperbole, you've lost your credibility. Please note that fingerprinting is not nearly as common in, for example, the UK, as in the USA. Here, you have to be suspected of a crime to be foingerprinted, and if you are innocent, those prints are destroyed. You're also mistaken if you think this will be limited to the US. Wealthy democracies will all be implementing these very same procedures. If you doubt me, wait and see what happens after the next round of terrorist attacks. We have had many, many terrorist attacks in the UK (many financed by the USA) Name one terrorist attack in the UK financed by the USA. Stuff that happened 200 years ago doesn't count. I know what you are referring to, of course. The US government didn't fund IRA terrorists, Marie, unless Ted Kennedy had a secret slush fund that we don't know about. To say the USA "financed" the IRA is therefore very disengenuous of you. What happened in the 1970s and 1980s was a group of private stoopid Irish-American citizens (not the American government) gave money to the IRA. Victims of IRA violence should sue in US courts the morons who did this. I can only wonder why this hasn't happened. Outside of "Southie" (a certain part of Boston), such a trial would be a slam-dunk for the UK plaintiffs. I certainly think families of victims of the IRA deserve all the money they can get. and have never founnd this necessary or useful. I am 67 and have never had my finger prints taken. If the present government were to introduce it, then, in spite of being a life long member opf the Labour party, at elections I would vote against them. It matters that much. So, I doubt you. Other countries are not so I respect your opinion about fingerprinting, Marie. I truly do. As a life-long member of the Labour Party, I'm sure you won't be voting for the Tories. So when UK customs and integration begins fingerprinting inbound visitors to the UK, who will you vote for? |
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