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I am sure they would... At any given time there are ~90,000 people missing in the US, annually something like 250,000 missing person cases are opened. The cha

• bcook 11y ago
  Clarification: I said that somebody would notice, not that somebody would care. (fact vs emotion) Cite your source. I am skeptical by relying on the "six degrees of separation" theory... I literally know nobody who has ever known anyone (etc) that has been "disappeared".
  • the_ancient 11y ago
    >>Clarification: I said that somebody would notice, not that somebody would care. Then I fail to see what your point it, the entire point of "someone would notice" would imply that would be a deterrent to prevent or give pause to the US Government disappearing someone. This would necessitate people caring. Further, in order for many many people to notice like you said, a good portion of them must care enough to spread that info.. Unless you are thinking the only people that would be disappeared would be someone like Tim Cook, or other High Level person, no it more likely would be some unnamed programmer, or researcher.. not a CEO of a Fortune 100 company who is of no actual value to the US Government. >>Cite your source. http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2014/09/23/missing-persons-children-numbers/16110709/ http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2014/09/23/mis... >>I literally know nobody who has ever known anyone (etc) that has been "disappeared". Are you saying people do not disappear.. Government connection not with standing? All of the missing persons world wide are simply false?