Are you worried that electronic surveillance is becoming too intrusive?

Asked by ABC 17 News

275 Votes

Are you worried that electronic surveillance is becoming too intrusive?

56%

Yes Yes

44%

No No

56%

Yes

2 Comments

Jama Rahn

I'm unsure, possibly Benjamin Franklin, said that once we begin giving up our liberties in the name of safety is the day democracy begins to die. Okay, so the words aren't 100% and I'm unsure who is "quoted",but we are headed in that direction. Im notcomfortable with camera etc4 poss future threat

Max DeYoung

"No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms." - Thomas Jefferson, Virginia Constitution, Draft 1, 1776 "I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery." - Thomas Jefferson, letter to James Madison, January 30, 1787

Max DeYoung

For obvious reasons, yes I am.

44%

No

2 Comments

Lida Vitt

Because we need it to assist with catching the criminals to keep our community safer. Witnesses are afraid to come forward, and the police are short handed.

Max DeYoung

The govt has facial recognition of all the domestic terrorists in Portland Or. but won't prosecute them, but will go after innocent mothers at school board meetings. Go figure, you may be the next one arrested. Your own words from three months ago. "Privacy concerns and government over reach!" LGB

Would you drive to another city just to buy gas?

Asked by ABC 17 News

5 days left

Would you drive to another city just to buy gas?

55%

Yes, if the math works out Yes, if the math works out

45%

No, that's too far for me No, that's too far for me

55%

Yes, if the math works out

6 Comments

Susan Woolery

I already do. It pays to drive to Boonville when I can get gas for $3.16 at Breaktime vs $3.58 ish in Columbia.

Harry D

We look at Gas Buddy app and try to get the cheaper gas.

Eric Smith

Already do, and have for years.

Zaos Gonzolez

I do. Gas is $0.30 cheaper in Moberly.

Fat Guy Outdoors

Do it all the time.

Max

Since, I have a home in the country, I have to drive to a city.

45%

No, that's too far for me

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Should the United States "take" Cuba, as President Trump suggests?

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5 days ago

Should the United States "take" Cuba, as President Trump suggests?

24%

Yes

76%

No WINNER

24%

Yes

3 Comments

Zaos Gonzolez

The United States should take everything it wants.

Eric Smith

Why not ask the Cubans, say in a vote, where they all get to voice their feelings, and not suppressed by their communist government.

Max

If we don't, then Disneyland might get it, and they would ruin it.

76%

No

2 Comments

C Harr

This has nothing to do with America 1st! Trump & the GOP can't handle what is happening in the US. Let alone messing up the Governments of other Countries. No one Voted for the U.S. to overthrow other Nations to take over their Governments. They Voted to have US problems fixed, not make them worse.

Kevin Blount

Of course not! So much for expecting a peace prize. Trump is as bad as Putin

Fred

We LIBERATE countries ... we don't try to colonize them!

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Are you worried that electronic surveillance is becoming too intrusive?

56% Yes Yes

44% No No

56% Yes

44% No

Would you drive to another city just to buy gas?

55% Yes, if the math works out Yes, if the math works out

45% No, that's too far for me No, that's too far for me

55% Yes, if the math works out

45% No, that's too far for me

Should the United States "take" Cuba, as President Trump suggests?

24% Yes

76% No WINNER

24% Yes

76% No

56%

Yes Yes

44%

No No

56%

Yes

44%

No

55%

Yes, if the math works out Yes, if the math works out

45%

No, that's too far for me No, that's too far for me

55%

Yes, if the math works out

45%

No, that's too far for me

24%

Yes

76%

No WINNER

24%

Yes

76%

No