tangent4ronpaul
07-31-2009, 10:34 PM
you're on a private LAN/WAN but one of the attached computers is or can attach to the Internet? Or you have to connect to a portal to access the Internet.
Just a hypothetical - say maybe you have a LAN in your house or school and are gaming and one of the participants flashes their tits at another player via webcam. Did a felony just occur?
What about if she just flashes them in person, but it's picked up, unintentionally by a webcam and broadcast.
Now think about all those surveillance cameras that are probably attached to a network that is attached to the internet... say a couple outside a night club district (where there are probably a few girls that are not quite 18, but the bouncers may not look that close if they look old enough and are flirty..., or a high school, and...
Reason I ask is that I was thinking about 10th amendment rights and the firearms thing and what the feds consider "interstate commerce". You know - that whole power grab. That and the cars.gov thing... I guess they think of it that way for the phone system too - local call, but it's attached to LD lines.
Speaking of which - since all our phones and computers are networked through government monitoring points (wire/datatapping) does that mean the government OWNS all our computers and the data on them - like the cars.gov link said? - is that what that is all about?
Totally creepy!
-t
Just a hypothetical - say maybe you have a LAN in your house or school and are gaming and one of the participants flashes their tits at another player via webcam. Did a felony just occur?
What about if she just flashes them in person, but it's picked up, unintentionally by a webcam and broadcast.
Now think about all those surveillance cameras that are probably attached to a network that is attached to the internet... say a couple outside a night club district (where there are probably a few girls that are not quite 18, but the bouncers may not look that close if they look old enough and are flirty..., or a high school, and...
Reason I ask is that I was thinking about 10th amendment rights and the firearms thing and what the feds consider "interstate commerce". You know - that whole power grab. That and the cars.gov thing... I guess they think of it that way for the phone system too - local call, but it's attached to LD lines.
Speaking of which - since all our phones and computers are networked through government monitoring points (wire/datatapping) does that mean the government OWNS all our computers and the data on them - like the cars.gov link said? - is that what that is all about?
Totally creepy!
-t