Oh man. I've been hearing people complain for years that there was "suspicious behavior" before a lot of the school shootings. I was always nervous about the

Oh man. I've been hearing people complain for years that there was "suspicious behavior" before a lot of the school shootings. I was always nervous about the kind of precedent that set. Maybe just a bad day? Dog died? Suspicious. If some one calls and reports you, police can come "check on you" and monitor you (cause no one would ever abuse that). When people say "nanny state", this is possibly a more literal interpretation than I ever hoped to see. "You feeling all right? Maybe take a time out and calm down". I guess my annoyance is based on the same issues I have with facial recognition, fingerprinting, or any "databases": if I have committed no crime, police should not have my information, know where I am, or maintain information on me.