Houston Chief Idiot of Police Wants Cameras in Private Homes

[ChaoofNee]

"In one of the most blatant and frightening statements made on privacy, the Associated Press reports that Houston's police chief wants surveillance cameras in apartment buildings and even private homes. Chief Harold Hurtt wants building permits to require cameras in shopping malls and large apartment complexes. He also wants them in private homes if the homeowner has called the police repeatedly. So, if you're in Houston, don't call the cops too much, or they might install a camera the next time they show up. And what does Hurtt have to say about privacy concerns? 'I know a lot of people are concerned about Big Brother, but my response to that is, if you are not doing anything wrong, why should you worry about it?'"

Honestly, the whole world's gone retarded. I want off.

[Master]

The private home part is foolish, but the apartments and shopping malls makes sense.

If you live in the projects, you would probably feel much more safe with cameras in the halls.

Not IN the apartments, but in the public areas would probably be something most people would appreciate in violent neighborhoods.

[Yoshi]

The private home part is foolish, but the apartments and shopping malls makes sense.

If you live in the projects, you would probably feel much more safe with cameras in the halls.

Not IN the apartments, but in the public areas would probably be something most people would appreciate in violent neighborhoods.

IBTN

[Josh]

Put all the cameras you want in public places. Keep them out of my house.

Telescreens = no.

[dakidski]

Put all the cameras you want in public places. Keep them out of my house

Why..? What would they see? What are you hiding? spliffs?

[jonas]

I think we should put cameras in dakidski's house. I bet he's hiding all those ninjas in his sig in there.

[dakidski]

10$ a month and I'll consider it. See more in the members area.

[D_N_G]

1984 bitches

[Rtificial]

'I know a lot of people are concerned about Big Brother, but my response to that is, if you are not doing anything wrong, why should you worry about it?'"

Whats funny in the book 1984 thats the whole parties idea. They said if you were not thinking, doing, acting wrong then you had nothing to worry about. The only people that wouldn't be on edge 24/7 about this were people raised under the gun and knew no better or any thoughts that could lead up to doing wrong.

[Gohron]

I don't think this will happen, it'll end up in the Supreme Court and the Bush Adminstration isn't that stupid.