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In reply to the discussion: NYPD, Feds Testing Gun-Scanning Technology, But Civil Liberties Groups Up In Arms [View all]DonP
(6,185 posts)2. Somebody will probably show up to defend this invasion of privacy, after all it's guns!
Probably some of the same people that support banning firearm sales to people on the Bush/Cheney "Terrah" watch list. Or maybe the ones that think Scott Walker is right to ban guns from some state buildings or the inevitable Bloomie 1%er supporters.
It always amazes me how some supposed progressives are ready to accept pretty much any potential infringement on civil liberties ... as long as it has to do with taking guns from people.
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Purveyor
Jan 2012
OP
Somebody will probably show up to defend this invasion of privacy, after all it's guns!
DonP
Jan 2012
#2
Combine it with facial recognition that checks permits and you've got the perfect bad guy catcher.
ileus
Jan 2012
#6
Violation of the Fourth Amendment in their pursuit of violating the Second Amendment. Fuck 'em.
PavePusher
Jan 2012
#10
Unless something has come later, it would seem that the USSC decision in Kyllo,
petronius
Jan 2012
#12
Most folks that carry guns will oppose this -- more indication they ain't really "responsible"
Hoyt
Jan 2012
#38