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Conina on 29 January 2017
| KBG29 said: I don't see anything wrong with this. If I traveled to another country I would fully expect to give up a lot of information, and be required to where a tracking device. If I am not a citizen of the country I am in, I do not have any rights. In any country but America, I do what I am told, when I am told to do it. |
While we're at it... why shouldn't also every citizen to give up a lot of information, and be required to wear a tracking device.
Or would you see anything wrong with that? It is for the safety of the population, no problem to give up some freedoms for it, right?
