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if in the future you get involved in a crime scene they won't have an arrow pointed straight at you. Conversely, will knowing that "the government have my DNA"

• darkarmani 13y ago
  > Conversely, will knowing that "the government have my DNA" make people less likely to commit that future serious crime? It's all a balancing act... So, you are arguing for giving up your DNA at birth to make people less likely to commit future crimes? Because you are arguing that the means justify the end here.
  • rayiner 13y ago
    > Because you are arguing that the means justify the end here. An engineer would couch this as designing a system to achieve the desired results.
• venomsnake 13y ago
  Then take it from all babies from birth if you think so. But the idea that you are outside the system but on first infraction you are there forever baby is unjust. You must have ways of getting out. The idea that a government will have much harder time catching someone with clean record than someone that 15 years ago was caught with marijuana in college is unsettling.