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loveunderlaw
09-05-15, 12:34 PM
Every now and then I like to kick back and enjoy a cold beer. Acme markets recently advertised a great price for a brand of beer I enjoy. I went into the store and quickly located a 12 pack of the advertised special. When I went to pay the clerk told me she would have to see my ID. I showed her my PA driver's license and she went to grab it from my hand. I asked, "What are you doing?"

She replied, "I have to scan the license."

I said, "No you don't."

She said,"Well then, I can't sell you beer."

I walked out without the beer.

I remember whenever I would ask my late grandmother how old she was she would always say, "I'm 21 past!"

I too am 21 past...well 21 past. I am all for making sure adult beverages are not sold to underage people, but the experience at Acme was a little extreme. Why would they want to scan my license? In my humble opinion it amounts to a theft of my personal information. That strip is not put on the back of the license for Acme to scan, store my personal data and sell it to further clog my mailbox with an ever increasing mountain of junk mail.

I contacted my State representative's office and made an inquiry as to the legitimacy of Acme scanning my state issued license. The response I got was an email that had two web links embedded in it about why they scan licenses. Both of them were a load of crap. Or even worse, they raise the specter of Acme being online with the state computer system for motor vehicle information.

One of the articles stated they scan the license to make sure it is valid. How would they know the license was valid unless they were online to the state Bureau of Motor Vehicles? It went on to further state scanning the license spared the employee the burden of doingthe math to determine if the individual attempting to make the purchase is of legal age. I guess being totally stupid qualifies one to be a cashier. Its a shame somone would put that into writing but I read it with my own eyes. Pretty sad.

Buying beer is legal. Do I need to have someone make a record of it every time I decide I want to buy it? If that's the case it will soon be more difficult to buy beer than it is to buy a gun.

As for me no one is going to scan my license except the State Trooper I may have the misfortune to be stopped by. After walking out of the Acme I went to the local beer distributor where they are always glad to see you and they always use common sense on asking people for their ID. I noticed as I waited to check out, the guy in front of me appeared under 30. They asked for his ID and they did not scan it. Thy thanked him for showing it and randg up the sale. Amazing! The cashier could actually make an intelligent determination the individual in question was of legal age to purchase beer.

What a sad commentary it is where people will give up their personal information without questioning how it will be used, or more appropriately stated, abused. As for me, I will forego any future sales prices Acme may have on Adult beverages and continue to deal with my local beer distributor who really apreciates my business.

http://mikemorrone.com/Epinion_Page.html


IMO he makes some very valid points. When they scan your "ID" for booze, are they sending the information back to the state ? And also why do they even scan people's ID's that are clearly over 21 ? Something else may be at work here, back in the 90's it was "if you're over 40 no one's supposed to ask to see your "ID" to buy booze.

ag maniac
09-05-15, 01:18 PM
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shikamaru
09-05-15, 01:38 PM
Sounds like its time to brew one's own beer.

walter
09-05-15, 04:59 PM
Could be more to it.
Like the sale could get transferred to the police data banks and when the plate gets scanned while driving on the roads the police know how much beer you have. And your consumption habits. Targeting you.

allodial
09-06-15, 02:44 AM
Its sufficient to see the license rather than scan it. The ID validation books they sell nowadays are rather detailed and its easy to determine if an ID is valid or not --even if its a good fake, that isn't the responsibility of the store to make counterfeit proof ID. If someone clearly looks to be over 18, it should not be an issue.

From first hand observation, more and more police organizations are encouraging even bars to scan IDs using scanners instead of relying on manual reconition. (Of course, some people fail to realize even that part of the ID can be copied and faked!) Although the bar scanners don't necessarily collect information, the ones at the grocery store you are likely tied into a very vast information repository creating a deep profile about you.

One option is to use a passport or a passport card without RFID--likely a grocery store will be unable to scan the (optical) MRZ although it is possible. They may however have an RFID/NFC (near field communication) system set up. One could use an RFID/NFC shield alternatively. It should be of sufficiency to check the birth date without a scan.

One might consider going to the State AG to curb that kind of intrusion because a vendor (licensed by the State) should not have authority to bar a transaction because someone prefers to opt out of being profiled. They are also doing the same thing with art supplies. I went to acquire some acrylic sealer to preserve family and business documents (i.e. makes them waterproof) the clerk said he needed to see ID. I laughed. I took a trip a couple miles away and acquired the sealer without ID. The clerk's excuse was "people use to get high..we have to treat everyone the same" to which I replied "so if that guy kills someone you get to do time with him?" He had a perplexed look on his face as I walked off.

BTW, those self check out terminals at grocery stores appear to be the two way kind of camera/screen technology. The technology of embedding cameras in LED/LCD screens has been around for quite some time.

loveunderlaw
09-06-15, 12:16 PM
Sounds like its time to brew one's own beer.

Many people are making their own brew now, too much intrusion into the lives
of private citizens now. From the people that call themselves "government",
Michael Bloomberg types numbers are growing sadly enough for our once
proud nation :(

loveunderlaw
09-06-15, 12:23 PM
Its sufficient to see the license rather than scan it. The ID validation books they sell nowadays are rather detailed and its easy to determine if an ID is valid or not --even if its a good fake, that isn't the responsibility of the store to make counterfeit proof ID. If someone clearly looks to be over 18, it should not be an issue.

From first hand observation, more and more police organizations are encouraging even bars to scan IDs using scanners instead of relying on manual reconition. (Of course, some people fail to realize even that part of the ID can be copied and faked!) Although the bar scanners don't necessarily collect information, the ones at the grocery store you are likely tied into a very vast information repository creating a deep profile about you.

One option is to use a passport or a passport card without RFID--likely a grocery store will be unable to scan the (optical) MRZ although it is possible. They may however have an RFID/NFC (near field communication) system set up. One could use an RFID/NFC shield alternatively. It should be of sufficiency to check the birth date without a scan.

One might consider going to the State AG to curb that kind of intrusion because a vendor (licensed by the State) should not have authority to bar a transaction because someone prefers to opt out of being profiled. They are also doing the same thing with art supplies. I went to acquire some acrylic sealer to preserve family and business documents (i.e. makes them waterproof) the clerk said he needed to see ID. I laughed. I took a trip a couple miles away and acquired the sealer without ID. The clerk's excuse was "people use to get high..we have to treat everyone the same" to which I replied "so if that guy kills someone you get to do time with him?" He had a perplexed look on his face as I walked off.

BTW, those self check out terminals at grocery stores appear to be the two way kind of camera/screen technology. The technology of embedding cameras in LED/LCD screens has been around for quite some time.


That RFID chip isn't as benign as they tell us it is either, it most certainly does transmit ACTIVELY! It's only passive in pet recovery chip apps, but the bank cards & STATE ID's are active devices in most cases. Of course they could look at someone's ID to determine if it's a fake or not, but they won't do that. Instead it will just be a further intrusion into the private lives of ordinary Americans for no good reason.

EZrhythm
09-06-15, 04:48 PM
BevMo stores have been scanning ID's for anyone who "looks under 50" for quite some time. Why not just show the ID to the clerk long enough for them to verify, whether they do or not, place the money down on the counter and walk out with your purchase. Even "secret shopping" services do a version of that all the time.

The RFID chip within passports can be smashed or microwaved in order render the chip useless. No RFID security wallet necessary.

allodial
09-07-15, 04:29 AM
Likely someone can come up with something to prevent the back of an ID from being scanned but still expose the face of the ID.

EZrhythm
09-07-15, 04:41 AM
Yes, slide a strong magnet across the magnetic strip.

ag maniac
09-07-15, 01:40 PM
That may have worked "back in the day" EZ, but many of the new ID's have either/or a bar code or that info hash area (https://www.google.com/search?q=florida+driver+license&biw=1268&bih=619&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAmoVChMI5ZW09_fkxwIVkf2ACh377QfE#tbm= isch&tbs=rimg%3ACZPViM3OA06_1IjiBUmLBzo3Mnjv0Y_1hR-YgDtdz3dhrIoxFmCoIc7c-0zBPxqxoMHfgopwaMV3n65QyKGDwtRAQkgioSCYFSYsHOjcyeE RuBAn3F8821KhIJO_1Rj-FH5iAMRs3c3zzJtvqoqEgm13Pd2GsijERH92vObJT1EnCoSCWY Kghztz7TMEcT4R-Z3VrVSKhIJE_1GrGgwd-CgRzXiBkCix2K4qEgmnBoxXefrlDBFqWFrnO1In7CoSCYoYPC1 EBCSCEZoWNhLJvuBS&q=florida%20driver%20license%20back).....and probably for good reason....for I suppose then the info is stored not on the card but on a secure server elsewhere.

Now one might think that w/ an ultra fine point sharpie & a few well placed "brush strokes" the bar/hash might be made to redirect the scanner elsewhere, but I suspect in that scenario, the scan may return an "Invalid" response.

The beast/matrix wants a nexus w/ as many people as possible, and I'm not convinced a piece of plastic w/ TRUE NAME or any other reservations is the right way to go. They'll take any name & spin it into an alias anyway.

Our battle is not w/ our fellow man, but w/ principalities as described in Ephesians 6:12......so there's no fence-sitting involved here....either you're a bond servant for Christ....or you're not. That bond servant doesn't need any "tag" for ID, for his words & deeds speak loudly.

--> I Am that I Am....my name is private

allodial
09-07-15, 02:34 PM
Actually the barcode / PDF417 contains the information on the front of the license. Some states encrypt it. It may even contain the SSN. More info at: www.aamva.org. Now after a bit of wear and tear a license could get scraped up to the extent it couldn't be scanned.

loveunderlaw
09-07-15, 05:23 PM
That may have worked "back in the day" EZ, but many of the new ID's have either/or a bar code or that info hash area (https://www.google.com/search?q=florida+driver+license&biw=1268&bih=619&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAmoVChMI5ZW09_fkxwIVkf2ACh377QfE#tbm= isch&tbs=rimg%3ACZPViM3OA06_1IjiBUmLBzo3Mnjv0Y_1hR-YgDtdz3dhrIoxFmCoIc7c-0zBPxqxoMHfgopwaMV3n65QyKGDwtRAQkgioSCYFSYsHOjcyeE RuBAn3F8821KhIJO_1Rj-FH5iAMRs3c3zzJtvqoqEgm13Pd2GsijERH92vObJT1EnCoSCWY Kghztz7TMEcT4R-Z3VrVSKhIJE_1GrGgwd-CgRzXiBkCix2K4qEgmnBoxXefrlDBFqWFrnO1In7CoSCYoYPC1 EBCSCEZoWNhLJvuBS&q=florida%20driver%20license%20back).....and probably for good reason....for I suppose then the info is stored not on the card but on a secure server elsewhere.

Now one might think that w/ an ultra fine point sharpie & a few well placed "brush strokes" the bar/hash might be made to redirect the scanner elsewhere, but I suspect in that scenario, the scan may return an "Invalid" response.

The beast/matrix wants a nexus w/ as many people as possible, and I'm not convinced a piece of plastic w/ TRUE NAME or any other reservations is the right way to go. They'll take any name & spin it into an alias anyway.

Our battle is not w/ our fellow man, but w/ principalities as described in Ephesians 6:12......so there's no fence-sitting involved here....either you're a bond servant for Christ....or you're not. That bond servant doesn't need any "tag" for ID, for his words & deeds speak loudly.

--> I Am that I Am....my name is private


Don't forget the Microdot Technology that's only gotten pregressively better since the 40's when it was first developed
as spytech! Now it's gotten so good that it can hold almost a GB of data, can you imagine what else is out there people
don't even have a clue about ?!

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walter
09-08-15, 01:25 AM
Its not about the age its about them knowing who you are.
In Canada I was even told this buy security at a outdoor concert beer garden.
Everyone must have 2 ID's to get in even if you are a 100 years old.

They claim the "Act" was created to ID gang members in nightclubs to stop gang violence.
I have used non-government issued ID to enter nightclubs that had no date of birth on it and it was accepted.
A few times I got in by just saying I don't have any and I stand staring in their eyes.

In California I had store mangers refuse Canadian government issued ID for beer.
Claiming only California issued ID is accepted. A joke. These people are close to retarded in IQ's.

18 was the legal age to drink where I was born.
What gets me with the 21 year old age limit on drinking in the US is that you can join the army and kill people years before you are allowed to have a beer. That is very disturbing.

allodial
09-08-15, 01:59 AM
Its not about the age its about them knowing who you are.

Its about knowing where you are and what you do and who you are with and perhaps also knowing if you are bonded or not (DL = bond). Additionally, it might be a check to see if you are a "legal entity" for insurance purposes. Either way: to feed Skynet. How do you know the ID scanner isn't made to transmit to the local cellular network or to satellites what it scanned? The cops when they radio in information about people they pull over have been known to do so IN THE CLEAR SO ANYONE WITH A CHEAP SCANNER CAN OBTAIN SUFFICIENT INFO FOR IDENTITY THEFT (Name, DOB, address, license number, SSN). That is why the whole online ID protection is joke of jokes. Who do you think the main perpetrators of identity theft are? Its not the general public that has access to all of that information its mainly the police and banks.


IEveryone must have 2 ID's to get in even if you are a 100 years old. ... They claim the "Act" was created to ID gang members in nightclubs to stop gang violence.

The point of the "wave of migrants" and allowing "illegals" over the border is to give rise to justification of needing ID so they know who is who. The mingling of ex-convicts and criminals with the general non-criminal populations (ala parole, progressive softness policies, etc.) serves the same function. The presumption with illegals is that might be fugitives from other countries (so you see the same thing causes a cross border problem). Of course if the death penalty was still in effect for stealing, embezzlement, rape, murder, etc. there wouldn't be much question--as in, if the criminal was dead we could presume those cross borders or the guy and gal walking down the street at 1 a.m. not to be be fugitives or ex-convicts who perpetrated murder or felony theft [they would be dead not walking down the street] so the it would matter a lot less.

So this fancy ID system becomes a "solution" for making distinctions between who is who. Sure a correction system is nice in theory, but what is correcting, healing or remedial about exposing even non-violent men to rape, disease, violence and cruelty in jails or prisons? Michael Vick was harangued for involvement in dog fighting. But most all of the 50 States encourage the same thing with humans and even go further with rape, forced sodomy and spread of disease. What the hell is that? Is that government?

IMHO the general presumption should be that if someone isn't in prison they ought not be in prison. But instead, they presume that anyone could potentially be someone that escaped Prison XYZ three days ago or that anyone could be an illegal if they look this way or that way or he or she might be on parole and the cop is looking to make an arrest or do something to prove his usefulness to his bosses. Sadly the system operates on a negative presumption which is only possible because of progressive politics that puts mingles the criminals and terrorists with innocent, good folk (all skin colors).

Lynching someone for the color of their skin is absolutely disdainful and unlawful in any case. I'm referring to capital punishment subsequent to lawful trials.

The "Problem-Reaction-Solution" paradigm misses the first step "zero": Create the problem.

CREATE THE PROBLEM
0-A. Abolish capital punishment and allow for "super liberal" policies. Establish a "corrections system" that disgustingly promotes rape and violence in jails which is utter failure and dereliction of duty on the part of peace officers (if you cannot house prisoners safely then the non-violent offenders at the least should be dismissed, no or you should simply not have a prison if you are not competent to run it).

0-B. Allow those who who suffered from cruel and unusual punishment (felons and non-felons) who may suffer much mental and emotional defects or traumas because of their jail experiences (and who strongly believe themselves to have a justification for hating the society that treated them to such an experience) in general to mingle among innocent folks so you cant tell who is who. Sometimes "crimes" are committed out of necessity because of rote oppression. Often, however for petty or unnecessary reasons. Among some "gangster types" (Black, White, Jewish or Italian--whatever label they may wear) simply saying "your wife is ugly" is sufficient justification for a hit. But yet the same will hire a lawyer who will plea against the "dark ages" of the death penalty for the same people who doled out the death penalty without much thought about it except "you insulted them so you must die". The same would think blasphemy laws in the Bible to be "antiquated".

The hypocrisy and schizoid double talk is: stinky.

The same "gangster" will want mercy should he be arrested with blood and evidence dripping from his hands.

Note that the women who would have been put to death for adultery or for other things are having a field day. The same women mind you wouldn't hesitate to have a guy beat to death or shot should he hurt her feelings so save the 'bleeding heart' deception for someone else. I witnessed things like this first hand. I have witness a "good White woman" (sarcasm) have her sons beat a White kid nearly to death only because of an insult --and then they lied said "A big Black guy knocked him out and he went that way." {From observation I'd tend to say that crime statistics are skewed against Blacks mostly because of lies. Now if first innocent Black guy they pick up should resist the arrest after his long day of work and not having any clue what nonsense the cops were on, it would be in the news with the cop saying "he was so big and strong and scared me so I shot him"? But what about how scared the guy was who they picked on for no reason? That is wrong and its the stuff of bad, bad Karma that is working its way back around to its point of causality.} Almost every man she knows thinks she is pure and innocent and good country girl. She is well-versed in duplicity. She would promote the liberal ideology of freedom for women but she easily doled out the death penalty as if she were judge-God and jury all rolled into one. If you think she is a rarity ->

2794 (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=kek).

[KEK = LOL]


Heav'n has no Rage, like Love to Hatred turn'd, Nor Hell a Fury, like a Woman scorn'd. --From The Mourning Bride (Act III, Scene 2) by William Congreve.

Sure these days according to "popular consensus" its "old fashioned" and "antiquated" and "dark ages" to burn or hang a woman for adultery or to lynch someone for stealing. But vengeance hits/killings initiated by emotionally hurt females (even if she Karmically deserves it) aren't? Wuuut!?!? Hanging someone for stealing a car is "old fashioned" but the same "gangster" or "cooldude" or "cowboy" (White or Black) might blow your fsck (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fsck)-ing head off for putting a dent in his car.

PROBLEM
1. The criminally minded realize they are "invisible" and can go about doing things "as long as they can get away with it". Feral women no longer restrained by a higher power feminize their sons which promote a society of duplicity and deception. The crime rate and the oppression unbearable. The residents (especially feral women) realizing that if they are clever enough can get away with murder because the system is seen by them to be soft and weak. Crime rate goes through the roof.

REACTION
2. The "citizenry" gets irate over the crime rate (which they caused by embracing self-destructive progressive policies) and demands something be done.

SOLUTION
3. The legislatures and citizenry that caused #1 require everyone to have ID as a solution to the problem that they caused in the first place by failing their duties at #0-A & #0-B.

2795

Women's lib and destruction of the family took full swing in the 70s. A stronger detachment from Christian or Biblical moral basis in the United States pop culture began (in the late 60s and) took stronger hold in the mid to late 80s and early 90s. Major prisons construction started in the mid 90s. Introduction of the Beatles and subliminal-message laced music was said to be PSYOPS waged against Americans.
2796

Crimes occurring in jails or prison are sadly probably not even part of general crime reports.

allodial
09-08-15, 04:08 AM
$1 Million Bail for California Woman Charged In Road Rage Death of Navy Officer (http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/dollar1-million-bail-for-california-woman-charged-in-road-rage-death-of-navy-officer/)
2801
A San Diego judge set bail at $1 million on Tuesday for a 25-year-old woman charged with murder in what police said was a road rage killing of a U.S. Navy special operations officer on a busy freeway.

Darla Renee Jackson is accused of ramming her car into the back of Zachary Buob's motorcycle on Thursday afternoon and then driving over the 39-year-old man as he lay on the ground on a freeway in Chula Vista, south of San Diego.

... She could face a sentence of 15 years to life in prison if convicted.

Prosecutors say Buob and Jackson were both driving on I-5 freeway when an altercation occurred. Buob took a transition ramp to an eastbound highway and Jackson followed in her car.

“The defendant pushed the motorcycle 300 feet until he fell to the ground and then she drove over him,” Deputy District Attorney Laura Evans said. “From the witness statements, it appears it was a deliberate and intentional act.”

Jackson’s lawyer, Stephen Cline, said Buob “sped by her on a motorcycle and got angry about something and kicked her car, which she had just bought. He kicked her car hard enough for her to swerve and she wanted to get his information to give it to the police.”

“She’s sorry, she’s upset, she’s scared, she’s very worried about her 3-year-old daughter and she’s facing a murder charge,” Cline said.

If I had suggested death penalty for adultery and fornication, she and others like her would have shouted me down and called me "dark ages", "backwards" and suggested the destruction of Jericho to have been "horrible" and "wrong". Yet she doled out the death penalty for denting her car (or coming close to doing so)--AND TECHNICALLY ITS NOT EVEN HER CAR IT BELONGS TO THE STATE! But yet it is said that God waited patiently for approximately 500 years and sent ministers to Jericho to no avail. In contrast...

2812
...she executed judgment and poured out her wrath in maybe about 5 minutes.


Jackson’s lawyer, Stephen Cline, said Buob “sped by her on a motorcycle and got angry about something and kicked her car, which she had just bought. He kicked her car hard enough for her to swerve and she wanted to get his information to give it to the police.”

Something tells me there were license plates on the motorcycle. Pushing a motorcycle over on top of someone and running them over with a car for a total of 300' is an very interesting way to obtain information to give to the police, isn't it?


2799
Cop Charged with Purposely Spreading HIV for Nearly 7 years, Brags About Sex with Victims (http://filmingcops.com/cop-charged-with-purposely-spreading-hiv-for-nearly-7-years-brags-about-sex-with-victims/)



2802
Virginia Man Arrested For Transferring HIV To Woman At Bar (http://bossip.com/1046695/smh-28-year-old-virginia-man-charged-with-knowingly-spreading-hiv-to-women-he-met-at-bar/)

Gay males would suggest it to be "disrespectful" or "hate speech" if I were to suggest their sexual conduct to be inappropriate but yet I have met many who would not hesitate to date rape grown men or even little boys and give them AIDs MERELY BECAUSE THEY ARE ANGRY OVER HAVING ACQUIRED THE DISEASE (possibly while in jail which is terribly wrong)! Misdemeanor charges are dolled out for an act that could serve as imposing a death sentence on the innocent? But yet to them God of the OT would be construed to be merciless, wrathful--though they would inflict the death penalty upon innocent men and children without much thought about it.

[Hyper promiscuous femmes or males might even have a similar reaction and view.]

The point is that all of this kind of thing serves as fuel for yet another Problem-Reaction-Solution sequence. More than one femme explained to me has hinted at the remedy: "as long as I can get away with it".

2800

When will real men step up to the plate? Where are the sons of God? The superheroes?

Chex
09-11-15, 12:16 PM
I'm almost 76 years old and getting carded. (http://abc7news.com/archive/7441118/)

Civil Code: CONFIDENTIALITY OF DRIVER'S LICENSE INFORMATION
1798.90.1. (a) (1) Any business may swipe a driver's license or identification card issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles in any electronic device for the following purposes:
(A) To verify age or the authenticity of the driver's license or identification card.
(B) To comply with a legal requirement to record, retain, or transmit that information.
(C) To transmit information to a check service company for the purpose of approving negotiable instruments, electronic funds transfers, or similar methods of payments, provided that only the name and identification number from the license or the card may be used or retained by the check service company.
(D) To collect or disclose personal information that is required for reporting, investigating, or preventing fraud, abuse, or material misrepresentation.
(2) A business may not retain or use any of the information obtained by that electronic means for any purpose other than as provided herein.
(b) As used in this section, "business" means a proprietorship, partnership, corporation, or any other form of commercial enterprise.
(c) A violation of this section constitutes a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment in a county jail for no more than one year, or by a fine of no more than ten thousand dollars ($10,000), or by both.

Michael Joseph
09-11-15, 12:44 PM
I'm almost 76 years old and getting carded. (http://abc7news.com/archive/7441118/)

Civil Code: CONFIDENTIALITY OF DRIVER'S LICENSE INFORMATION
1798.90.1. (a) (1) Any business may swipe a driver's license or identification card issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles in any electronic device for the following purposes:
(A) To verify age or the authenticity of the driver's license or identification card.
(B) To comply with a legal requirement to record, retain, or transmit that information.
(C) To transmit information to a check service company for the purpose of approving negotiable instruments, electronic funds transfers, or similar methods of payments, provided that only the name and identification number from the license or the card may be used or retained by the check service company.
(D) To collect or disclose personal information that is required for reporting, investigating, or preventing fraud, abuse, or material misrepresentation.
(2) A business may not retain or use any of the information obtained by that electronic means for any purpose other than as provided herein.
(b) As used in this section, "business" means a proprietorship, partnership, corporation, or any other form of commercial enterprise.
(c) A violation of this section constitutes a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment in a county jail for no more than one year, or by a fine of no more than ten thousand dollars ($10,000), or by both.

Always consider the law boundary - that of the TAXPAYER. I have proven this to be true over and over and yet again I go into the Lions Den to propound the beliefs of one who does not accept the programming. It is a truth Chex, you are not so much born into this world as the world is born in you. Those who surround you fill you to the brim with their philosophy and fear.

In my opinion, this is why Jesus taught that the Kingdom is Within. Everywhere you look and go if you listen carefully you will hear the utterance of "we must notify the taxpayers". Consider now the Estate of the Taxpayer. I think it would be interesting to study out when Licenses began to appear. Especially professional license. Oh I know the cause was noble - to protect the public - but has it been usurped? I will leave that for you to decide.

Consider the three levels of Soul Development

1. Brain
2. Heart
3. Liver

Your liver takes from the outside and filters the impurities so that what is useful to the body is circulated around the body by the heart whereby the blood circulated reaches the brain and the whole body is sustained. Consider now the Soul/Spirit. Of what "food" do you eat? Is it clean or unclean? And does your metaphysical liver work?

One day realized I that I could not be a part of one group to the exclusion of another. Charity and Mercy begs Love. And Love begs Honor. It is I only who judges Me. By Me am I judged - self indictment. I chose this day LIFE or DEATH.

Make it a great day.

allodial
09-11-15, 01:07 PM
I'm almost 76 years old and getting carded. (http://abc7news.com/archive/7441118/)

For probably a couple years at least, Six Flags has been issuing biometric (THUMBPRINT SCAN) Season Passes.


Biometric Season Passes

When you receive a Season Pass card after processing, you may notice a different look. The new design includes a unique bar code and signature line for you to sign. Unlike previous Season Pass cards, it will not include your photo. Instead, we will take a fingerprint to link your card to your unique print. When you arrive at the park, you’ll simply scan your finger to make sure it matches the record in our system, and be on your way.

On the back of the card, it explains everything you need to know about managing your benefits. You’ll receive access to a special website where you can set up an account to manage your settings and view your benefits. Unlike previous years, you’ll no longer receive a paper Value Book with coupons to tear out and present at the park. Instead, all these discounts will be loaded onto your card. When you visit your Season Pass portal, you can view all the benefits currently on your card — including offers for food, beverages, retail, parking, games, and free or discounted tickets for friends. You’ll also be able to keep track of the offers that you’ve already used, and view the discounts that are not valid until later in the season. To take advantage of one of the discounts, you’ll simply swipe your Season Pass card at the appropriate location and the discount will automatically apply.

The Biometric process also includes easier processing. If you purchase a Season Pass at the front gate, you can go to the Activation Center, previously the Season Pass Processing Center, to input and update your information. You can also do this anytime online. Since we no longer have to take your picture and attach it to your card, processing will be much quicker and simpler.


There was a few articles about Richmond Heights, Mo. and Maplewood, Mo. started requiring thumbprint based access to their pools/waterparks a few years ago. Not sure how that panned out.

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The above is from Richmond Heights re: "the Heights (http://www.richmondheights.org/departments/parks_and_recreation_cooperative/the_heights/index.php)" membership card--if you want the special elite card, they do a finger scan for convenience.

loveunderlaw
09-11-15, 08:17 PM
For probably a couple years at least, Six Flags has been issuing biometric (THUMBPRINT SCAN) Season Passes.

There was a few articles about Richmond Heights, Mo. and Maplewood, Mo. started requiring thumbprint based access to their pools/waterparks a few years ago. Not sure how that panned out.

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The above is from Richmond Heights re: "the Heights (http://www.richmondheights.org/departments/parks_and_recreation_cooperative/the_heights/index.php)" membership card--if you want the special elite card, they do a finger scan for convenience.


I've never heard of this before your post, but it's no surprise to me. They just want us to be "used" to more invasive methods of collecting personal information. Next they'll probably want to draw our blood for "verification".

allodial
09-11-15, 09:07 PM
I've never heard of this before your post, but it's no surprise to me. They just want us to be "used" to more invasive methods of collecting personal information. Next they'll probably want to draw our blood for "verification".

One buzz that has been going around is that the iPhone and the proximity sensors on the phones can detect DNA through the skin.

ag maniac
09-11-15, 09:26 PM
I've never heard of this before your post, but it's no surprise to me. They just want us to be "used" to more invasive methods of collecting personal information. Next they'll probably want to draw our blood for "verification".


I've got something to draw as well....


http://www.rockislandauction.com/photos/57/p_standard/CWC42-S-F2-H.jpg

ag maniac
09-11-15, 09:29 PM
.....repost gaff....

loveunderlaw
09-12-15, 07:59 PM
I've got something to draw as well....

http://www.rockislandauction.com/photos/57/p_standard/CWC42-S-F2-H.jpg

That's great lol :D

allodial
09-14-15, 02:17 PM
Speaking of Problem-Solution-Reaction, it was Merkel (allegedly Hitler's daughter) who made the big hoohah about welcoming Muslims, then whatcha know.

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(http://www.politico.eu/article/the-end-of-schengen-germany-border-controls-austria-check-points-temporary/)

That is why they were able to walk to Germany through multiple countries, the border checkpoints were removed under the Schengen Agreement. Clearly the someone wasn't doing their job to keep the exterior borders controlled. The reason they went past so many countries to get to Italy -> that is the easiest Schengen-Area participant to reach.

The Schengen Area (passport-free travel throughout Europe)
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schengen_Area)
Why the Schengen Agreement Might Be Under Threat
(http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2015/08/economist-explains-18)