Comments on: Ford’s MyKey System: The Rise Of The Mom Culture http://blog.motorists.org/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/ News For Drivers Sun, 08 Nov 2009 03:32:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: yoseph schennawy http://blog.motorists.org/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-10296 yoseph schennawy Sat, 29 Nov 2008 02:26:32 +0000 http://www.motorists.org/blog/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/#comment-10296 the "mom culture" is real and is way more dangerous to the future of this country than you can imagine.it is spreading fast and far beyond traffic laws to all other aspects of our daily lives and politics.sadly,most Americans especially those who never had to live in countries where liberties and civil rights are being systematically stripped away under every false claim and ludcrious cause,are unable to even comprehend the size of the problem and they're naively joining the "culturalization" orgy,completely blind to the facts and falling under the spell of words like "safety","mothers","children", "victims" and other "magic" words that can easily strike a cord with a public whose consciousness has been shaped to embrace almost any feminized idea while rejecting logic and undermining intellect.this will not stop anytime soon and will only get worse.there are all kinds of groups out there who are fighting viciously for every "cause" except for freedom!freedom needs fighters too. the “mom culture” is real and is way more dangerous to the future of this country than
you can imagine.it is spreading fast and far beyond traffic laws to all other aspects of our daily lives and politics.sadly,most Americans especially those who never had to live in countries where liberties and civil rights are being systematically stripped away under every false claim and ludcrious cause,are unable to even comprehend the size of the problem and they’re naively joining the “culturalization” orgy,completely blind
to the facts and falling under the spell of words like “safety”,”mothers”,”children”,
“victims” and other “magic” words that can easily strike a cord with a public whose consciousness has been shaped to embrace almost any feminized idea while rejecting logic and undermining intellect.this will not stop anytime soon and will only get worse.there are all kinds of groups out there who are fighting viciously for every
“cause” except for freedom!freedom needs fighters too.

]]> By: doug http://blog.motorists.org/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-10011 doug Wed, 12 Nov 2008 15:42:28 +0000 http://www.motorists.org/blog/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/#comment-10011 Actually, I see greedy governments in the coming obamatopia using a system involving GPS and onboard computers that will record every place you exceeded the speed limit, and--when it's time for your emissions inspection or license renewal or when you plug your battery mobile in to charge it--you will upload this info to the obamacracy and they will then charge you for every one of them. Systems like GM's On Spy will be used to record your conversations (already been done) and track your movements and possibly control your car. But, as with smoking, they won't want to prevent you from breaking the traffic laws--just make sure they collect as much as possible. (Maybe they'll even prevent auto makers from offering systems to prevent you from speeding in the name of "privacy" or something.) Actually, I see greedy governments in the coming obamatopia using a system involving GPS and onboard computers that will record every place you exceeded the speed limit, and–when it’s time for your emissions inspection or license renewal or when you plug your battery mobile in to charge it–you will upload this info to the obamacracy and they will then charge you for every one of them.
Systems like GM’s On Spy will be used to record your conversations (already been done) and track your movements and possibly control your car.
But, as with smoking, they won’t want to prevent you from breaking the traffic laws–just make sure they collect as much as possible. (Maybe they’ll even prevent auto makers from offering systems to prevent you from speeding in the name of “privacy” or something.)

]]> By: Mike Zoril http://blog.motorists.org/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-9828 Mike Zoril Fri, 31 Oct 2008 22:58:04 +0000 http://www.motorists.org/blog/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/#comment-9828 I can see this technology going mainstream. Then, slowly as the old vehicles on the road are replaced with the new ones that have this technology, the speeding ticket revenue will dry up. Immediately, local governments will use the police to "tax" the motorists some other way. Perhaps they will need to step up on red light ticket cameras and a variety of equipment violations through increased use of roadside "safety checkpoints." At that point, they may realize that safety has not increased with the new slower mandated speeds, so then they may implement a speeding tax where you can voluntarily exceed the limit by some fixed amount, say 15 mph, by paying a nominal fee per mile. I can see this technology going mainstream. Then, slowly as the old vehicles on the road are replaced with the new ones that have this technology, the speeding ticket revenue will dry up. Immediately, local governments will use the police to “tax” the motorists some other way. Perhaps they will need to step up on red light ticket cameras and a variety of equipment violations through increased use of roadside “safety checkpoints.” At that point, they may realize that safety has not increased with the new slower mandated speeds, so then they may implement a speeding tax where you can voluntarily exceed the limit by some fixed amount, say 15 mph, by paying a nominal fee per mile.

]]> By: Randall http://blog.motorists.org/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-9823 Randall Fri, 31 Oct 2008 16:35:07 +0000 http://www.motorists.org/blog/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/#comment-9823 Yeah it would definitely be a safety hazard and if it was ever implemented, someone would be able to hack into it. But for reasons mentioned in the post. Speeding tickets fines will be no longer and we all know money talks. This is the reason we should know this will never be implemented. Don't be scared your speeding fines are worth too much to be taken away with a techno gadget. Yeah it would definitely be a safety hazard and if it was ever implemented, someone would be able to hack into it.

But for reasons mentioned in the post. Speeding tickets fines will be no longer and we all know money talks. This is the reason we should know this will never be implemented. Don’t be scared your speeding fines are worth too much to be taken away with a techno gadget.

]]> By: Todd http://blog.motorists.org/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-9818 Todd Fri, 31 Oct 2008 01:54:34 +0000 http://www.motorists.org/blog/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/#comment-9818 Eric are you the one who wrote this article and if so I am on your side. I think that the "Mykey" system might backfire when it comes to safety. For example if the speed limit for that road is 55 mph and the "MyKey" limits the vehicle to 55 mph max what happens when you need to go above the speed limit inorder to pass someone on a merge or in a emergency situation? Sometimes driving over the limit is needed. Wouldn't this speed nanny cause so much problems since you can't pass? What do you think? To me this "MyKey" is a safety hazard. Eric are you the one who wrote this article and if so I am on your side. I think that the “Mykey” system might backfire when it comes to safety. For example if the speed limit for that road is 55 mph and the “MyKey” limits the vehicle to 55 mph max what happens when you need to go above the speed limit inorder to pass someone on a merge or in a emergency situation? Sometimes driving over the limit is needed. Wouldn’t this speed nanny cause so much problems since you can’t pass? What do you think? To me this “MyKey” is a safety hazard.

]]> By: Eric http://blog.motorists.org/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/comment-page-1/#comment-9807 Eric Thu, 30 Oct 2008 17:39:34 +0000 http://www.motorists.org/blog/fords-mykey-system-the-rise-of-the-mom-culture/#comment-9807 Unless such a system involves re-engineering the vehicle so that it is physically incapable of exceeding a preset speed, someone will undoubtedly find a way to override or "work around" the system. Thanks to the rapid dissemintaion of information via the internet, everyone who is interested would soon be able to defeat the system, making it a pointless waste of money. Unless such a system involves re-engineering the vehicle so that it is physically incapable of exceeding a preset speed, someone will undoubtedly find a way to override or “work around” the system. Thanks to the rapid dissemintaion of information via the internet, everyone who is interested would soon be able to defeat the system, making it a pointless waste of money.

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