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To: Kaslin
That being said, the decision to add a searchable database that can be easily abused is an inexcusable violation of the company's code of ethics, not to mention common sense.

Not so bad.

Now the thugs, the smart ones at least, will know what neighborhoods to avoid! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

3 posted on 07/25/2012 4:14:39 PM PDT by sonofagun (Some think my cynicism grows with age. I like to think of it as wisdom!)
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To: sonofagun
Searched my street and had 3 hits. I know 2 of them live at my house. The 3rd CCW is expired. My street isn't that big, so it wouldn't take a rocket scientist to figure out who has the guns and who doesn't.

And yes, I did email the station management with my concerns (like they really care). I'm fairly certain the email never made it past their spam filters. I'm also certain the full database has the actual name and full street address. Wonder what it would take to hack it? Then, you KNOW which houses to visit if you're looking for some weapons, or which ones to NOT visit if you're safely looking for some easy blings and things...

17 posted on 07/25/2012 8:08:55 PM PDT by Dubh_Ghlase (Therefore, send not to know For whom the bell tolls, It tolls for thee.)
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