Comments on: Surveillance Cameras and the Right to Privacy
Add a Comment
- I think security camera is necessary, now, the price of security camera is not very expensive, If you are interest in security camera, connect with me, survelzone.harvey@gmail.com, or search SurvelZone in google, we provide all kinds of cameras at a unbeatable price, hurry!
- Reply to this comment
- A waist of money, I know of many cases where spray paint made them useless. Same with the Red Light cameras.
- Reply to this comment
- I have read 1984. At the time the book made no sense to me and the reason I could not understand what the book was about. I read the book in the 70s on talking books. I do use a computer. I am aware that are cameras every where today. The young can't believe there was a day we did not have cameras every where. We did not.They are in the bank,store,the bus ye name it.It does not stop crime. I hate when they go thru our things. Tool yep your post hits the nail on the head.
I know cops have notebook pcs in their cars. So does most people. Yet I don't keep files on others-I see no need. As blind person I use computer. It is a helpful tool. - Reply to this comment
- But, according to Clarence Thomas, the protection afforded the right to privacy under the 9th Amendment is an "invention."
In other words, in this Supreme Court Justice's opinion, the "right to privacy" does not exist, as it is not explicitly defined in the Constitution.
I'm sure most teabaggers would be suprised to know this. - Reply to this comment
- in the airport scans Why dont they use the banned sony infrared cameras they show just as much as the x ray units and use body heat for the pictures the camera was hevily reported on before 911 during the Bush years ... http://sonyxray.com/xray_cameras.htm this would eliminate the xray danger of radiation since it uses the heat signature of the body to show below cloth. its just as invasive but not the health hazzard sited by the airport workers it just makes sence.
- Reply to this comment
- these camaras you R talking about also have heat moving sensors and microwage technology to enter any home or office or you name it, say bye bye ...to your privacy and your health as well.
these camaras and survillance equipment, the US goverment says is to combat crime and crooks and terrorists in the US and abroad and you find these camaras everywhere even in paceful COSTA RICA where I live...and of course they already captured Osama Bin Laden and his hidden place.....this camaras and survillance have nothing to do with spying on ordinary peoples......LOL - Reply to this comment
- Up here in space
I'm looking down on you
My lasers trace
Everything you do
You think you've private lives
Think nothing of the kind
There is no true escape
I'm watching all the time...
Always in focus
You can't feel my stare
I zoom into you
But you don't know I'm there...
I take a pride in probing all your secret moves
My tearless retina takes pictures that can prove
I'm made of metal
My circuits gleam
I am perpetual
I keep the country clean...
-Electric Eye lyrics Judas Priest - Reply to this comment
- Surveillance Cameras and the Right to Privacy
By D.K. Milgrim-Heath?2010
Surveillance cameras and the right to privacy-
No Facebook, Twitter, Digg or Tweet for me.
If surveillance cameras happen what happens towards every American right?
Everything will be known about us all morning, noon and night.
If our privacies do go down the tubes all the way down-
As Americans we?ll be singing the blues everywhere all over town.
Of course some reasons for monitoring I do understand-
If there are any terrorists hidden in our land.
What freedoms of speech left will we still get?
Since everything might be really monitored yet. - Reply to this comment
- Facebook shares similar privacy risks, and I don't hear anyone complaining-everyone uses facebook..it's just a matter of knowing that you are innocent and having nothing to hide this will protect your privavcy the most.
- Reply to this comment
- blocking of my signal
- Reply to this comment
