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["Lynn Wigglesworth" <lynnw1366 AT hotmail.com>]

> I'm guessing that every once in a while you visit Walmart.  The next
time you go, park a bit away from the building and look at the building.
 Count the cameras...note that there are multiple cameras at each pole.
 My local Walmart has over 30 cameras on the front of the building
alone.    I'd be scared to think of how many are inside.
> Note the number of cameras at your local gas station.

Cameras in public places don't bother me. Who cares if you go to Walmart or 
get gas? And why would you care if someone knows it? Lots of people see you 
there anyway. That's the nature of a public place...it's public.

The government has a right to certain information about voter registration, 
license/tags, etc. What can 'they' get from those, except your address and 
other basic information? Even SS#...it's only basic information about your 
employment.

As Bob says, we all have our own issues. The men in the black suits could 
take my picture every time I leave my property, and it wouldn't bother me as 
much as GMO food not being labeled, or me not being allowed to sell raw 
milk. People spying on me doesn't impact my life as much as people making 
laws that take away my rights.

Lynn Wigglesworth