http://herbietown.disqus.com/enMon, 14 May 2007 21:34:23 -0000http://blog.herbietown.com/archives/44#comment-1580011I'm not asking that a camera be installed in my office. I'm asking to take a short video clip of my unborn child swimming around inside my wife's womb. Sure, I'm a little crazy, but that's my baby in there! <br><br>I fail to see how privacy rights matter here. I'm not taping the nurse, I'm taping my child.adminMon, 14 May 2007 21:34:23 -0000http://blog.herbietown.com/archives/44#comment-1580010I presume when your new job starts that you are willing to have a camera installed in your office to have your every move videotaped and then put on YouTube for all to see. <br><br>Any concern for the rights to privacy of the individual? <br><br>Evidently everyone you encounter exists to serve you and your capricious desire to broadcast your life to the rest of the world. <br><br>You are the master and, we, your servants. <br><br>When I asked my wife, a woman experienced in the ways of overzealous men with videocameras during ultrasounds, whether or not a videocamera would bother her, she claimed, "No, but I would just think the person is crazy." <br><br>In the medical profession you are "that guy." Knock yourself out.Chad MaloneMon, 14 May 2007 18:35:21 -0000