DO you think Bush will try to make it mandatory to have chips implanted into us to "monitor" people?

Question

Do you think it should only be made legal for criminals to get it

atually I am at work, also maybe I am being a little silly when saying Bush will do it, I forgot he is an idiot but for you who say its hasnt happend an its not possible, try reading something more intellegant than yahoo answers for once because this has happend to people consentually, it was on the news and you can read about it online crybabies

Answer 1

Well, the Supreme Court has already ruled (in Cruzan) that an innocent person cannot be forced to undergo any invasive medical procedure against their will.

So, trying to force implants on general citizens would be a direct constitutional violation. Not that violating the constitution is anything new to the Bush regime.

As far as criminals, or at least convicted felons, that is arguably legal. I think it's a bad idea, but it is not unconstitutional.

Answer 2

No, I don't think anyone should be forced to have any implanted chips. You may be interested to know that in the book of Revelations, the "mark of the beast" is described as a sore in the hand or forehead, both likely places for a chip with a leaky battery. And no, Bush wouldn't dream of chipping anyone. Howard Dean? Maybe... he doesn't drink alcohol, he doesn't smoke, he doesn't drink coffee, he doesn't even eat chocolate. Never trust someone with no vices, statistically, they're probably nuts!.

Answer 3

funny how some morons above say nooooo it can never happen! do they not read or are they just illiterate because dumbasses that say it cant happen it has, maybe not in the way this question was asked but it has happend. this isnt a dumb question actually very interesting. I think it will happen one day, not sure if it will be bush to try to act on making it legal to do, but probily someone from his family, good damm thing he only has girls in his family for children, so they cant carry on the bush seed

Answer 4

For the people who are saying this is the stupidist question ever. They don't keep up with the news, we have Motorola who is now in the works of making those chips to be inserted into people. The FDA is also in the works of approving it.
Why would anyone trust Bush?

Answer 5

For crying out loud, NO Bush is not going to make it mandatory to have chips implanted in us. That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. They're not putting a chip in me and I think most Americans agree with me.

Answer 6

He is already doing that, when you get your hand stamped at the fair, or at some event, they have a secret chip that is forced into the skin.

And don't beleive that those eye tests at the doctor, the one when they puff air is just a test, no, they use that to blow a chip right behind your eye so they see everything you see.

Answer 7

Oh god, this is the stupidest question ever. No, he will not do that. Especially if it were for regular day people.

When it comes to criminals, what kind?
Are we talking convicted rapists? Child molestors? Theives?

I think it may just depend on what type of criminal and their criminal background.

But I don't know about an actual chip... you may be thinking too much sci-fi =P

Answer 8

I think if a person has a horrible criminal record they should have a chip implanted in them, otherwise no. Bush wouldn't even think up of something that weird!

Answer 9

Bush does not make laws. geez
But the FDA has already approved them (rfid implants)
Be scared. Be very scared......

Answer 10

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