RFID And so it begins.......

So what's to prevent a criminal from cutting the device out of someone's arm?

They should have a mass migration to other school districts that don't require a Mark of the Beast to go to school...

They have the power to move their kids to neighboring school districts if the parents care enough about this to do it, if the school looses enough students (and funding because of a decline in student enrollment) they will stop the program...

Money (numbers of students) is everything to these school districts these days...

Don't you have some Islamic masters to be bowing to?

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WHAT A silly fucking avatar you have , you should be completely redded out for such a cunt avatar .. typical american throwing the bird , how great .. asshole

Time to start a neodymium magnet necklace trend.

+1 Middle Finger Dude!

I would not be at all surprised, especially with a minimal amount of campaigning from a few parents, that the number of kids pulled out of the school because of the RFID system, would FAR outnumber the amount they loose through truancy.

But then of course, maybe truancy is not REALLY the issue (more likely this is because of funds from a corporate sponsor who got greased through the government system)


Oh, and BTW, I think your middle finger avatar is done quite respectfully and with dignity.

My 26 centavos mejikanos.

John Jay High School in San Antoni, Texas, has launched a new program to increase attendance. The "Student Locator Project" requires students to wear their microchip-embedded school IDs around their necks at all times and have their location tracked and monitored.





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Wow....I know alot of you on this board will support this but they are now truly making you a branded animal.

I always thought they would start by putting them in our drivers licenses then after a few years they'd tell us to get them imbedded to just make it easier, or for "our saftey." "Since you already carry it with you, just get it implanted! That way you don't have to carry it with you."

I cant wait for this , makes me and my children feel much safer , il be able to track them at home , all warm and comfy ...

What's wrong with this? As a parent you know that your child is in class rather than at the mall or some arcade hall. And if anything happens (e.g. kidnapping) the police can trace your child in time. There are more pros than cons.

John Jay High School in San Antoni, Texas, has launched a new program to increase attendance. The "Student Locator Project" requires students to wear their microchip-embedded school IDs around their necks at all times and have their location tracked and monitored.





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Dear AC if you would raise your child to have any common sense and decency they wouldn't need to be monitored.

Make no mistake about it. They already have the system de-bugged and ready to be implanted into humans. The intelligence agencies already have the databases ready to store the information. It's just a matter of time, and if that time takes too long, they will hurry it up with some disaster event meant to move people's minds that direction.

All the latest smartphone have GPS built right in. They cannot even be turn off. It even tracks all your calls, emails, surfing habits, musical interests, contacts, location, your friend's location, on and on. Don't leave home without it. People actually stand in line to get it.

It's already in passports.

DO u suppose Jobs was murdered because he opposed turning Apple products into police state instruments of control?

I wonder HOW on earth such BS can be compulsory....... I'm thinking of getting my kid out of one school to move him to another for FAR less than that......

Come on, peer pressure is more prevalent these days. Besides, we all skipped classes from time to time when we were in highschool.
Even if someone would raise their kids with common sense and decency, would that mean that your kids are in a saver environment? No, not at all, because we would still have kidnappers, pedofiles, etc...out there.
I remember in the 80s and 90s that there were milk boxes in USA with the faces of missing kids. I've no idea how many of them were retrieved, but i know one thing for sure: many more abducted kids would be found if they had some kind of RFID device on them! Nobody can deny this.

It's already in passports.