Comments on: What happens when Homeland Security forgets the “GIGO” rule

By: DavidB

DavidB — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 16:44:28 +0000

Liberal/libertarian hand-wringing. In other words, much todo about nothing. You get PAID to spew this sort of drivel? Seriously, this “article” deserves to be on some political or conspiracy theory site, not a “tech” site!

By: Susan Wilson

Susan Wilson — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 13:19:42 +0000

It wasn’t his drivers license that he failed to turn in, it was the license plate for the car. He had turned in his drivers license to receive his Pennsylvania drivers license. Yes, crimes like murder have no statute of limitations and remain on your criminal record forever, but other crimes could not be used against someone after a certain number of years depending on the State. Most criminal records used to pull up crimes committed within the past ten years.

Whoever someone writes for doesn’t make them idiots or their stories stupid. The story was reprinted on other cites. Have you attacked them as well, or only me.

Why don’t you read more closely before you attack. Speaking of people who don’t know what they are talking about.

By: Ken

Ken — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 18:39:14 +0000

Wow! If you are going to write about the subject, you should make at least a token effort to be correct about it.

In the US, the statute of limitation refers to the period of time between when a crime is committed and when it can be prosecuted. If I commit a misdemeanor. If I cross the street in the middle of the block, it’s a misdemeanor called jaywalking. If a person turns in a video tape to the District Attorney three years later, I couldn’t be prosecuted.

Crimes like murder have no statute of limitations. You can be charged with murder no matter when it occurred.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statute_of_limitations

Surrendering all other driver licenses in your possession when getting licenses is the law in many states. It’s to make the use of fraudulent licenses more difficult. If I took your license from a previous state and started opening checking accounts and bouncing checks, which I couldn’t do if I it had been surrendered, you might be typing a different tune. It’s a pretty common.

Here’s an idea. do what is required by law. I’ve lived in four States and two Countries that required me to surrender my current license. I did so. No problem.

http://www.state.ak.us/local/akpages/ADMIN/dmv/akol/new2ak.htm

Smirking Chimp? Bet that’s a place of well reasoned and vetted “journalism”. Those people Palin was referring to as writing in their parents basement? It’s about articles like this. It used to be mandatory for an article to get published widely and internationally, it would be run through fact checking. Citizen journalists? Hahahahahahahahahahahaha.

Countless people being inconvenienced is bullshit.Millions of people fly with no issues.

Bush Derangement Syndrome has rotted your mind. Garbage in Garbage out is deliciously ironic. O’Henry would be proud.

Just stop trying to comment on things you have no knowledge of, since apparently you have no one with a brain to run it past first.

You have no idea how stupid it makes you look. Save it for the Daily Kos where fellow poo flingers will applaud the biting ignorance.