if the government outlawed cell phones what would you do?

by Boogies with Fish

Answer by Eric
I would be very grateful because they just showed that they give a damn about your health.

Answer by D Markinson
I would go on a total rampage lol

Answer by Hootie
I estimate that I would just have to go back to the way I was doing things in the ahead of schedule ’90s ( that would be the 1990s) just before I got my first cell phone. I was by a phone that sat on the desk and it had 2 cords – one to the wall jack and the other… any way, I got by just fine before cell phones were introduced into society.

Answer by Creep
i dont have a cell phone, i use pay phones so it doesnt make a difference to me

Answer by NicoMach
Smoke signals with marijuana just to prove a point… lol jk Idk. It would be pretty ridiculous. The govt. would be fucking themselves on that deal. More helpful to the govt. than they are to us essentially.

That’s all I got.

Hope this helps

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I just saw a commercial for Safelink, a cell phone for people with medicare or medicaid. I don’t reckon this is entirely necessary, what do you reckon?

Answer by Reality has a Liberal Bias
How do you know it’s government-funded?

Answer by Ryn
That seems highly unnecessary. We have no need for a government that will take over everything including our clothing shape.

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