Wednesday, July 01, 2009

Big Brother Got It's Start In Iowa
























Big brother got it's start in Iowa. Yeah, that is correct. In the land of corn fields, sunshine and "mid-western values". The University of Iowa is developing and testing a system that uses GPS to track your car's travels so as to tax you. Of course they say this will replace the gas tax, but you know this is bullshit. On top of this and more importantly are the privacy issues. This is a big authoritarian rights grab by the government to keep people under their thumb. Just one more instance of big government gone awry in the name of improvements through technology. I am sure my "fellow" Iowans will say, "it's for the kids", "it's for the greater good", and as so long as the corn whores get their hand out from the government and grassley and company keep it coming in, the sheeple in Iowa will bend over with a smile. I am sure Harkin and/or Grassley made sure the U of I got their grant for this. Anything for a vote. How much you want to bet that we'll have a mileage tax and a gas tax?

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4 comments:

Timeshare Jake said...

I am not going to let the government track my movements, and I don't think many Americans will be willing to have the government know every place they go.

The Right Guy said...

Yeah, but a lot of americans won't care so long as they have their iPhones, iPods, Twitter and credit cards. The government wants to make us more or less farm animals. they'll track us, control us, control our environment, and therefore control our very existence. Think of "A Brave New World" by Huxley. Obama's world is a dystopian nightmare.

Héctor Portillo said...

Man, that is terrible. Even I think collectivism is too strong in America...

The Right Guy said...

Hector, your sarcasm is truly dry. How have you been? Collectivism is just gaining speed here. By the time you get to my age Hector, it'll be quite a different world. Not for the good either.

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