Monday, March 20, 2006
Tagging Cattle
New Zealand has the 3rd highest homicide rate in developed countries. That’s a problem and something which should be worked on. As solution it is in discussion about tagging school kids. That means they get a number and their details of every New Zealand child, including welfare and health concerns,
would be entered into the database, to be shared by schools, social agencies and health authorities (apparently that is the current system in the UK). The aim is have all the information combined and prevent possible child-murderer doing their business. I personally think it is bullshit. The money they would need to spend for the administration and security of the data could be invested into child care and education and would do a far better job I think. But maybe the kids nowadays should just get used to be observed and controlled in early years so they are used to it and it will be easier to control them as adults. And I guess kids grow up with a higher self-esteem if we just call them by numbers. “Hey 4563, have you seen 8765?” It clearly improves the respect towards the other number ah..human. Sorry that news made 
me very angry. I had a nice weekend though. Even I spend some time at Uni. There was that festival of culture where I met 48901, 34529, 2857, 00843, 23109 and 33876. 5694 did even some Indian dancing and at night there was Battucada from Wellington. Which were really good. And 34595, one of their samba /caipoera dancer, had an incredible nice butt and body.
would be entered into the database, to be shared by schools, social agencies and health authorities (apparently that is the current system in the UK). The aim is have all the information combined and prevent possible child-murderer doing their business. I personally think it is bullshit. The money they would need to spend for the administration and security of the data could be invested into child care and education and would do a far better job I think. But maybe the kids nowadays should just get used to be observed and controlled in early years so they are used to it and it will be easier to control them as adults. And I guess kids grow up with a higher self-esteem if we just call them by numbers. “Hey 4563, have you seen 8765?” It clearly improves the respect towards the other number ah..human. Sorry that news made 
me very angry. I had a nice weekend though. Even I spend some time at Uni. There was that festival of culture where I met 48901, 34529, 2857, 00843, 23109 and 33876. 5694 did even some Indian dancing and at night there was Battucada from Wellington. Which were really good. And 34595, one of their samba /caipoera dancer, had an incredible nice butt and body.
# posted by Schwelmo @ Monday, March 20, 2006 
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