Yes I am comfortable with that. At least more comfortable than having to trust people that might have something to hide. Also I want to state that I'm not implying that a BB is the be all end all. It is just an additional tool; a factor which can be considered. I believe a helpful one.
Not crazy, just misguided. This may come as a shock to you but I'm a huge supporter of privacy rights. For example I have big issues with the so called Patriot act, but that's for another day in another forum. Anyway, I just don't think that anyone has a "right" not to be watched, looked at, gazed upon, photographed, videoed or otherwise observed in PUBLIC PLACES. Last I checked, our city streets and intersections are public places. In short, if a policeman could stand on the corner and observe people running the red light, then a video camera that serves the function by proxy, to me is really no different (in terms of legitimacy). So yeah, I'm with you on defending real issues of privacy rights, but I just don't see this as violating any of those rights. Try to spy inside my home or such though and see how friendly I am to that. ;-)
You are incorrect. You can be observed, photographed or even video taped in public places; not only by members of law enforcement by your fellow members of the public as well. You have no such "right" to prohibit such. Exactly where do you think this right is coded, recorded or otherwise legally recognized?
I'm unfamiliar with this issue but judging by my general stance on public places like that, I would guess I wouldn't have a problem with it.
Okay. Hey, just remember I am a strong supporter of rights, especially privacy. We just happen to disagree on a couple things as pertains to their status as rights or non rights. Let's get back to our F-bodies shall we?
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