Darth Vodka
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But DV, its the clever buggers who have 5 or 6 legit identities
how would they do that?
But DV, its the clever buggers who have 5 or 6 legit identities
If it became part of a routine at birth we wouldn't be having this discussion.
Another group I'd DNA is anybody claiming any sort of benefit. I hear some of you crying, you can't do that. Why not? It may seem stereotypical, but how many on the dole etc are on the fiddle of one description or another.
Don't give your DNA, don't get your benefit.
Don't give your DNA, don't come in this country.
Don't give your DNA, don't get let out of prison.
The PC brigade would be up in arms, so I'll take their fecker as well for obstructing the law.
Is there a job going in the DNA department? My list is getting longer....
Simple, you go to Paper Tiger in Cank Street and you buy a false moustache, a ginger wig and some clear glasses, perhaps some plastic teeth You then make a new passport out of paper mache and sticky-back plastic. You start calling yourself Piers Effingham-Cnut and talk posh. Easy peasy.:icon_wink
all it will do is create a black market for genetic material.
why?
Well if I have your DNA I can leave that at the screen of a crime. Were you there or not, in either case it sows doubts if the Police then try to arrest someone else who also has DNA at the crime scene. If DNA use becomes widespread than it very likely that evasion techniques will also proliferate. :icon_wink
hmmm, yeah maybe
i can see people buying stuff to chuck at crime scenes
scouse kids could go around collecting stuff, like pubes out of urinals, or wiping rags round the top of pint glasses
Hotels, spas, swimming pools that sort of thing. :icon_wink
erm....
only if you or a relative of yours did the crimes
nice line in facetiousness
how do you create multiple identities on a DNA database?
I didnt say you did. I said when the one you are using is compromised you use another.
I think you knew what I meant DV
when your DNA is compromised you use some other DNA?
He means that you would simply move on and use another identity, and let the one that has been compromised simply fade away
Generally what criminals do with all other types of fraud
whilst being flippant, i think i have a point. how would an innocent person's DNA help the police catch criminals?
DNA database 'breach of rights'
You will notice in this article how the Stalinst Home Office are intending to ignore this ruling. :icon_roll
That's not what the article says.
"The existing law will remain in place while we carefully consider the judgement."
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