just heard adout this today

[spittoon]

This is some bs!!THE END IS NEAR . Chip implants for Obama 666 care. I say no freek-in way Repeal it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1711-Qzvxk4

[J]

In English? Preferably with punctuation and complete sentences.

[TFOGGER]

Someone needs to unscrew their tinfoil hat...it's obviously on too tight.

[HBARleatherneck]

delete

[BushMasterBoy]

The RFID ID chip is so when the aliens from outer space abduct you, the .gov can find you with the Hubble telescope...

[Ridge]

In English? Preferably with punctuation and complete sentences.

[ROFL2] +1

[spittoon]

Someone needs to unscrew their tinfoil hat...it's obviously on too tight.
I will have you know my tinfoil hat has elastic head band.

[Wiggity]

Buck Farrack.



Sooner or later they will require one of these in order to recieve healthcare

[theGinsue]

The way it's written, it's supposedly a database to track devices like breast implants, pacemakers, joint replacements, plates & pins, etc. As well as medical equipment used on patients (defibrillators, heart monitors, O2 lines...)

With that said, the way it's written does seem to leave the door open for RFID chips.

While I tend to usually wear a tin-foil hat most of the time, I don't think a requirement for chips is in our immediate future. That's not to say that the general over-zealousness of our .gov won't choose this path in the not-so-distant future. For many years now, they (.gov) have been looking for a viable means of making everyone have some sort of ID with them that will be scannable & linked to a database with all of your medical records - accessible almost anywhere (3D barcodes on military ID's for the last ~15 years were meant to cover this possibility). There was even talk of linking this to individuals financial accounts & insurance information so medical facilities could automatically get paid/provide billing. Remember, it's all in the name of protecting you & taking care of you.

I think the guy in the video jumped to the worst-case scenario conclusion & can't/won't see the other possibilities for that requirement.

Bottom line, I seriously doubt there will be any RFID mandates any time soon.