Georgia outlaws microchip implants: "Just imagine having a beeper in your rectum and your beeper numbers displayed on billboards throughout the city."
Well, that bill passed, the one from Georgia "so as to prohibit requiring a person to be implanted with a microchip," Senate Bill 235 . At least it made its way through the House Judiciary Committee, anyway, next stop the House Rules Committee that decides whether it moves on to the full House vote and (fingers crossed) final passage. I'd think it probably should, taking into account the compelling testimony brought up at this last hearing, from some fat lady about why non-consensual chipping should be made against the law. There she described in detail her own personal experience, with being implanted against her druthers: "I'm also one of the people in Georgia who has a microchip," she began. ("Also one?" There's more of them there?) She went on about the specific disadvantages, how it violates one's "right to work without being tortured by co-workers who are activating these microchips by using their cell phones and other electro
beautiful post.
ReplyDeletethank you, fan. too giddy and too emotional to do anything else. for once i found myself actually speechless.
ReplyDeleteCelebrate good times, C'MON! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm excited beyond words. Amazing. Guess we'll learn how things will play out, but I'm SO hopeful!
ReplyDeleteSpeechless: You and Jesse Jackson.
ReplyDeleteI feel pride in my country again.
It is pride, Diane, ain't it? Amazing feeling, so much better than embarrassment and disgust. I'm still just .... I dunno.
ReplyDeleteThe times ruly are a changin'.
ReplyDeleteOops. Of course I meant: The times truly are a chanin'. I hate when I do that.
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