Thread: License plate readers: A useful tool for police comes with privacy concerns
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Old 09-26-2012, 09:17   #14
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Originally Posted by CitizenOfDreams View Post
So, freedom of travel in general is a right, yet traveling by any specific means (car, bus, subway, airplane...) is a privilege?

Are the rest of the "freedoms" in the Constitution the same way?
Driver's License, issued by the state.
Vehicle License plate, issued by the state.
Roads/Streets/Highways, built by government.

All regulated by the state.

Don't like it? Build your own roads/highways and do as you like.

Otherwise, drum your feet all you like, as you have no leg to stand on.

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