Where do you draw the line? You wanted to track people who watch violent movies and play violent video games. Where's their right to privacy? But I should probably go, I'm late for my counseling appointment since I saw Insidious 2 this weekend.
>So it is a matrix of things that seems to be an indicator of future
> behavior. As records managers, it should be simple to create a recipe and
> keep records of those people who have seen X number of violent movies. (We
> should create something more effective than PG-13 and R. If you have 10
> killings then it is R-10. Anyone under 18 should not be able to see more
> than an R-1. ) So again records management could track the number of
> violent scenes and once a person had attended X number of violent scenes
> and owned a shooter game, that person would be brought in for counseling
> and all weapons removed from their household.
Thank you,
Deanna L. Brouillette, CRM
Manager - Records
Chesapeake Energy Corporation
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At a time when the American citizen has no privacy in their phone calls and email, this is ridiculous. What is good for the goose is good for the gander.
The NSA and CIA should be required to survey every communication of every government employee and post their contents on a web site so every word these paid employees say is open for public review until all monitoring of citizens is stopped.
The most dangerous people to America are the corrupt public employees who take Lobbyist bribes, and make decisions that are not in the public interest behind closed doors.
The open display of their every thought would allow us to see when they became corrupt.
And very quickly, they would realize what patriots realize, that the constant monitoring of every U.S. Citizen is the absolute form of terrorism. The NSA is creating the lead in to the same behavior that allowed Stalin and Hitler to begin destroying political enemies in their own countries.
No free country should have this. More importantly, no country who has allowed it to occur remained free. Our communications are innocent until proven to be guilty.
But the placing of government employees right to privacy above our own is absurd.
Hugh Smith
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