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• It's a great way to fight crime and keep Americans safe
• Everything is monitored these days, so I have little problem with it
• It's a great idea. Their devices are effective at finding stolen cars, slashing auto theft rates and even solving murders
• Drivers have no expectation of privacy on public streets
• If you're doing nothing wrong, you have nothing to worry about
• If we had an honorable government, most people would gladly accept this as a smart, proactive way to stop criminals and terrorists
• This wouldn't fly if Americans started a website tracking every movement of every politician: Time, date and location, in real time
• What do you expect, with hundreds of random checkpoints already blocking our roads?
• Where are Congress and the courts on this issue? This surely violates our rights
• Americans are concerned about this mainly because they see government has become so malevolent
• It's very concerning that government location tracking systems are recording the movements of millions of innocent Americans
• The balance between personal privacy and national security can only be struck by a trustworthy government, which we don't have
• If a Republican were in office and allowing this to happen, there would be calls for impeachment
• Any time the government monitors the public's personal movement, it's disturbing
• This is part of the trend toward totalitarianism
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