Should everyone be on the DNA database?
A senior judge has claimed that every UK citizen and even visitors to the UK should be registered on the national DNA database, whether they are guilty of committing a crime or not.
Do you think such a move is essential to help combat crime, or is it just one step closer to Orwell's Britain? Have your say.
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Melvazord from Peterborough says:Aug 7, 20:40
Isnt it enough that we get watched everywhere we go? Privacy it seems is a thing of the past.
Should everyone be on the DNA database?No -
da from uk says:Aug 7, 17:54
no i wouldnt trust the results , its a damn liberty even to consider it.
Should everyone be on the DNA database?No -
Neo from the matrix says:Aug 7, 16:51
No !!!!!!! Why don`t they just put a micro chip in our heads when we are born ?
Who knows ? They may have already done that !!!!
What next ? ID cards ,LOl. -
from from from says:Aug 7, 16:07
its all ready happend have you ever touched a coin then they've got it on record!!!!!!!!!!
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Lee from dover says:Aug 7, 13:24
Woah!!! slow down neddie,
yep, another crazy half-baked scheme,aren't the police already bogged down up to thier necks in paperwork..and how much would it cost to get get the results from the techs??
more money will ploughed in from taxes to cover the database,b****y h***.
i'm calling civil liberties.. because the government are taking mine.Should everyone be on the DNA database?No
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