On Sun, 28 May 2006 10:15:18 +0100, Cynic > wrote:

>On 27 May 2006 13:05:05 -0700, "name" > wrote:
>
>>If we can prevent this by giving
>>up privacy, I think it's a price many are willing to pay.
>
>If we could prevent this by giving up cornflakes. I think it is a
>price many would be willing to pay. The one is just as likely to be
>effective as the other.
>
>> Personally I
>>don't even understand why my DNA isn't recorded in my passport yet and
>>why there isn't an international genedatabase to track down terrorists,
>>murderers, rapists and other criminals. **** privacy. We can have
>>freedom without privacy.
>
>You say that you are not concerned about your privacy. I don't
>believe you. You can easily prove me wrong. Simply post all your
>personal details in reply to my post. Name, address, telephone
>numbers, bank details, who you work for, your employee number, salary,
>pension details, medical history,and a summary of your present sexual
>activities.

And drug taking activities - including the names/addresses/phone nos. of
your dealer(s) (so that we can all score there too).

Also - tell us whether you've ever told a 'white lie' on a job
application form - we'd all be interested to read that.

>*Then* I will believe that you have no concerns about your privacy,
>and also that you are a bit daft.