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Well the positive side of it is that the NSA or other government agencies would never create some sort of a back door in the RFID, to establish a uniformed database of those who own firearms. Creating, essentially, a registration of firearms in a government database.

Well not entirely true. At least there would be no knowledge on behalf of the citizen themselves. Making the registration moot, as only the government would know. Funny how it works.
 
afella said:
Well the positive side of it is that the NSA or other government agencies would never create some sort of a back door in the RFID, to establish a uniformed database of those who own firearms. Creating, essentially, a registration of firearms in a government database.

Well not entirely true. At least there would be no knowledge on behalf of the citizen themselves. Making the registration moot, as only the government would know. Funny how it works.
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Registration of who? Nobody is going to buy these things..... Most people I know refuse to purchase Smith revolvers for the last several years because of that stupid ILS system they started installing. The few that have bought them, immediately disabled it.
 
freyasman said:
http://news.yahoo.com/conservatives...2NmliBHNlYwNzYwRjb2xvA2dxMQR2dGlkA1ZJUDM2OV8x

Apparently the AG wants to use a couple of million dollars of our taxes to "explore" making firearms that can only be used by the owner. I wonder why they want to waste that much of our money.... :rolleyes:
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If this is such a great idea maybe they can start with the military using them. lol.

What would I do to affect this technology? I'd create a powerful jammer working on the frequency this jewelry and gun work on to communicate. OR I'd aim an EM pulse at you and fry your jewelry to make it ineffective (and your gun too).

Dumb ass people make me sick. STOP WASTING TAXPAYER MONEY YOU STUPID MOFO'S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
freyasman said:
Registration of who? Nobody is going to buy these things..... Most people I know refuse to purchase Smith revolvers for the last several years because of that stupid ILS system they started installing. The few that have bought them, immediately disabled it.
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Everyone who buys a new firearm, there would be some. Not that it would ever come to fruition, it isn't practical. I'm not worried about some sort of BS legislation as noted above. There will be many more attempts in the future to enact some sort of similar legislation, and it will be shot down time after time.

My rant was more in regards to the NSA's back doors put into the windows operating systems and covert implants into home computers. They are a government organization, and they are to be far from trusted in any way shape or form.
 
afella said:
Everyone who buys a new firearm, there would be some. Not that it would ever come to fruition, it isn't practical. I'm not worried about some sort of BS legislation as noted above. There will be many more attempts in the future to enact some sort of similar legislation, and it will be shot down time after time.

My rant was more in regards to the NSA's back doors put into the windows operating systems and covert implants into home computers. They are a government organization, and they are to be far from trusted in any way shape or form.
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Me, I'm just annoyed at 2 million bucks in taxes going to research an idea that won't ever go anywhere.... what a waste. :mad:
 
afella said:
My rant was more in regards to the NSA's back doors put into the windows operating systems and covert implants into home computers. They are a government organization, and they are to be far from trusted in any way shape or form.
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nmap (on a tap)
snort (on a tap)
sysinternals
netmon
openBSD firewall
open proxies
dynamic dns
rent a gateway on the internet and us a Tor server on it.
encrypt all your mail coming and going


What you can do is limitless. The NSA will always do what it thinks it has to do.
 
resident_evil said:
nmap (on a tap)
snort (on a tap)
sysinternals
netmon
openBSD firewall
open proxies
dynamic dns
rent a gateway on the internet and us a Tor server on it.
encrypt all your mail coming and going


What you can do is limitless. The NSA will always do what it thinks it has to do.
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I'm not concerned what they view on myself, as I have nothing to hide and anything I have to do on the internet is my business. If they have an issue with it we can go to court. You are correct though.
 
freyasman said:
Yes, I did.... why?
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Where did that article say Holder wants to spend money?

Here is the first part of the article...

It had been a while since we had a new conservative meme, so let's embrace this one: Conservatives are angry that Attorney General Eric Holder plans to make them wear "gun tracking bracelets." Which, as you might expect, he doesn't.
 
middleview said:
Where did that article say Holder wants to spend money?

Here is the first part of the article...

It had been a while since we had a new conservative meme, so let's embrace this one: Conservatives are angry that Attorney General Eric Holder plans to make them wear "gun tracking bracelets." Which, as you might expect, he doesn't.
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The whole conversation was Holder asking for budget money, like 300+ million dollars. They wanted to spend about 2 million of it on this, and I'm not a fan of that. Let private companies explore the concept, they have been playing with this tech since I was a kid. They come up with something that actually works and then they can pitch it to the public and to LE.
 
freyasman said:
The whole conversation was Holder asking for budget money, like 300+ million dollars. They wanted to spend about 2 million of it on this, and I'm not a fan of that. Let private companies explore the concept, they have been playing with this tech since I was a kid. They come up with something that actually works and then they can pitch it to the public and to LE.
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Where in the article you linked to was a proposal to spend $2 million on such weapons?
 
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