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The Police department is considering installing surveillance cameras in all major public areas, in an effort to crack down on crime.
No 9 (42.9%)
Yes 8 (38.1%)
Yes and we need national ID cards 4 (19%)
Dismiss 0 (0%)
Total Votes: 21
Our Puppet; The Police Camera issue
Topic Started: Mar 5 2004, 09:10 PM (149 Views)
Dawn and Sun
Sec Intel - Retired

The Issue
The Police department is considering installing surveillance cameras in all major public areas, in an effort to crack down on crime.

The Debate
"This is a blatant invasion of the right to privacy!" says libertarian web site operator Miranda Clinton. "Now I can't even go out in public any more without being watched? And you know this is just the beginning. Today there are cameras in city streets. Tomorrow they're peering through your bedroom window."
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"Hey, I've got news for you," says Police media liaison Naki Rifkin. "When you're out in public, PEOPLE CAN SEE YOU. These cameras will be extremely helpful in reducing the national crime rate. Frankly, I can't see what the fuss is about."
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"This 'slippery slope' argument has got me thinking," says Police Minister Bill Dodinas. "You know, it would be a lot easier to fight crime if we watched people all the time. Not with cameras, of course. That's clearly an invasion of privacy. But how about a national database of our citizens, coupled with compulsory ID cards and barcoding? It would stop crime dead in its tracks."
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The Government Position
The government has yet to formalize a position on this issue.

If you wish, you may simply dismiss this issue.

http://www.nationstates.net/cgi-bin/index....tive_indecision

Crime is moderate currently.
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Humanoids
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WAKE UP!!!!!!!! WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE THE FOLLOWING SPAM JSUT WENT WITHOUT PROTEST

Now a, pleae tell me how I a. report this and b. warn them.

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mavenu
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어머나!

hey Humanoids,

you can report Here

you don't need to be a board watcher to give someone a warning. (although we could use some more always :)) There's a bunch of threads in the justice department that you can read, or NS main forum in tech
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Dawn and Sun
Sec Intel - Retired

OK. We voted for the cameras but not for ID cards. Will post the next update and issue Monday. If we want to go to 7 day issues, I will need help.

Collective Indecision Status Report

The Community of Collective Indecision
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UN Category: New York Times Democracy
Civil Rights: Below Average Economy: Strong Political Freedoms: Excellent

Location: the South Pacific
The Community of Collective Indecision is a small, devout nation, remarkable for its compulsory military service. Its hard-nosed, hard-working, intelligent population of 7 million enjoy a sensible mix of personal and economic freedoms, while the political process is open and the people's right to vote held sacrosanct.

The large government juggles the competing demands of Religion & Spirituality, Law & Order, and Defence. The average income tax rate is 24%. A large private sector is led by the Automobile Manufacturing industry, followed by Door-to-door Insurance Sales and Basket Weaving.

Voting is voluntary. Crime is moderate. Collective Indecision's national animal is the Badger and its currency is the Lampshade.

Collective Indecision is ranked 6630th in the region and 83,492nd in the world for Most Compassionate Citizens.

The part I bolded plus any spam we recieve will be a regular feature and we can come up with "colorful" ways to answer spammers :D

http://www.nationstates.net/cgi-bin/index....tive_indecision

Frankly, this is fun!! We really can collectively run a good show. (I doubt thats news to most but its nice affirmation :)
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Dawn and Sun
Sec Intel - Retired

Humanoids. LR took care of the spam you refer to before I saw your message. We can always use boardwatchers. I obviously am on a lot early AM EST. Post when you can be avialable and check out how the format works and go to it.

Thanks
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