The whole country and all visitors to be on DNA database?

Now this may cause a stir

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6979138.stm


Personally, if you aint nothing to hide, where is the problem

 

if you've nothing to hide/done nothing wrong

Then why should you have to give a DNA sample ?</p>

We don't belong to the state.</p>

 

RE: if you've nothing to hide/done nothing wrong

I agree, however if it was one of those fit birds from CSI Miami wanting to take a 'certain kind ' of sample well BIg Brother can tag me and bag me 1984 here I come (er literally)</p>

Oh yes and some !!</p>

 

Everybody is a suspect.
You are no longer born free.
Your DNA is no longer your own.
Your DNA will NOT be returned to you.
YOU are the property of the state.
Repeat - YOU are the property of The State.
Failure to supply your DNA signifies guilt.
The State is more important than the individual.
The law abiding majority will be punished to catch the law breaking minority.
Everybody is a suspect.
You have nothing to fear.
No mistakes will be made.
Only the guilty will be punished.

 

If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear.
If you have nothing to fear, you have nothing to lose.
If you have nothing to lose, you have nothing to protect.
If you have nothing to protect, you have nothing.
If you have nothing, you are nothing.

You are nothing, Unperson.

Welcome to IngSoc.

 

I respect your points....

however,

if this was introduced and managed effectively and for crime purposes in which I am thinking

ie, a body was found (raped too and all that), which contained the DNA of the person who committed it

surely by taking this DNA and running a match, then it would show the criminal straight away, instead of spending months if not years (and sometimes never finding the culprit) to keep them from committing similar crimes...

Surely this aspect is a good thing?

 

i am not a number, i am a free man! nt

 

ID cards,fingerprinting,retinal scans, DNA..No Problem at all with any of that , BUT

will it get me tesco club card points

 

RE: ID cards,fingerprinting,retinal scans, DNA..No Problem at all with any of that , BUT

I suspect if you were to provide all of those you listed, may give you some bonus points too

 

and Argos points too?? but is stretching it for Air Miles

 

Police State here we come nt

 

and with the chavs bossing the streets we need to as well

(blagger) (blagger) (blagger)

 

The guy with the flat tyre had nothing to fear

until the cops turned up, ran over his foot breaking it, THEN slapping a &pound;80 fixed penalty on him for denting the Police Car when they ran over him. ?? If they get away with that then who knows......

 

RE: I respect your points....

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The government can't run most of its public services correctly and has consistently botched up all manner of computer led applications and databases. What makes you think they will do better with this? And as with most things the Government will be tempted to privatise it and sell your DNA to the highest bidder. That will make your insurance premiums interesting, won't it? </p>

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No because DNA does not necessarily prove guilt in every case. DNA contamination, mix-ups and various other things can happen, and have happened. </p>

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/08/27/ndna127.xml </p>

All this works on the premise that everyone is guilty until they are proven innocent by having their DNA checked (amongst millions) to show they are not involved. This government obsessed with supposedly protecting the &quot;law abiding majority&quot; it talks so often of by removing their rights and freedoms. My DNA is my DNA, it is NOT the property of the State. Why should anyone forcibly have their DNA removed and kept on a database when they are innocent?</p>

 

RE: and with the chavs bossing the streets we need to as well

ermm yeah.</p>

 

and another thing

(blagger) (blagger) (blagger) (blagger) (blagger) (blagger) (blagger)

 

I haven't got anything to hide.

 

do you draw your curtains at night?

 

RE: I respect your points....

Bang on. Why should you be registered just to live ? Because that's what this is.</p>

If we've nothing to hide then why don't we all have a tracking device attached to us so our movements can be monitored ?</p>

 

No, i like looking at the sky from my bed.