Less Privacy is Good for Us (and You)

In my opinion, privacy is something that we are all entitled to. In Etzioni's article he says less is actually more. Saying that the less privacy is actually better for the economy "safety" wise. I can't say i agree with Etzioni. I think every citizen needs as much privacy as they believe needed, but of course blockading yourself in your house is definetly not safe. Privacy is a big issue but it is also something that will never be solved. No one can tell anybody what is being too private or what they need to do about it. You cant make a law or draw a line to how private anyone can be. I like how Etzioni makes this small article into a big issue. In my opinion, this draws controversies, but in a good way.

Immokalee

Immokalee, otherwise known as "my home" has taken a change in a great way since the 1800's. From raising cattle and supplying the seminole indians with their daily needs, to processing goods and producing oil, Immokalee, has changed in a great way since the indians reigned. A casino is also in Immokalee today, run by the ancestors children themselves. Ft. Myers is not so different from where i grew up in Texas. The only difference is the earlier founding and running by the mexican indians. Agriculturally, Victoria, Texas is not too different than Ft. Myers or Naples.

Immokalee in my opinion, is part of the Old American Dream. Like my hometown in Texas it is small and not as populated as New York or L.A. It would not be so difficult to live here in the future.