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	<title>Comments on: what are you ropinoins of using RFID enabled ID cards to monitor children to and from schools ona school bus?</title>
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		<title>By: deciccio3</title>
		<link>http://www.zombiewire.com/2010/01/what-are-you-ropinoins-of-using-rfid-enabled-id-cards-to-monitor-children-to-and-from-schools-ona-school-bus/#comment-62</link>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 19 Jan 2010 22:02:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I think it might be a good idea for you, as a parent, to know if your child got to school OK and returned to a designated place after being let off. It&#039;s just like the dog with a GPS chip. They could be easily found and you have the peace of mind of knowing they are not wondering around getting into trouble. Do you want your kid tagged and monitored? That&#039;s up to you; however, a lot of schools are requiring that students wear ID badges, so what&#039;s the difference. Do you wear an ID badge at work? If you&#039;re a driver, you&#039;re probably being tagged and monitored with a GPS navigator system or being watched with surveillance cameras that are hidden. What&#039;s the difference? Size it up to technology and where we have come as a society. Nobody is safe from being tagged and monitored. You just have to live through it. BIG BROTHER is watching everything that you say or do, even on the internet,and that is the way it is, no matter if you live in the US or some other place in the world.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think it might be a good idea for you, as a parent, to know if your child got to school OK and returned to a designated place after being let off. It&#8217;s just like the dog with a GPS chip. They could be easily found and you have the peace of mind of knowing they are not wondering around getting into trouble. Do you want your kid tagged and monitored? That&#8217;s up to you; however, a lot of schools are requiring that students wear ID badges, so what&#8217;s the difference. Do you wear an ID badge at work? If you&#8217;re a driver, you&#8217;re probably being tagged and monitored with a GPS navigator system or being watched with surveillance cameras that are hidden. What&#8217;s the difference? Size it up to technology and where we have come as a society. Nobody is safe from being tagged and monitored. You just have to live through it. BIG BROTHER is watching everything that you say or do, even on the internet,and that is the way it is, no matter if you live in the US or some other place in the world.</p>
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