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The Holocaust happened fewer than 100 years ago. You don't want to publish such identifying data with humanity still so immature. It could turn out that you ha
by hueving 10y ago
The Holocaust happened fewer than 100 years ago. You don't want to publish such identifying data with humanity still so immature.
It could turn out that you have the "dissident" gene and the government needs to get rid of you to preemptively stop the problems you might cause.
- splintercell 10y agoIt's funny how different people have different approaches towards dealing with such a potential scenario. For instance, to some people, preventing others from accessing this information is a mechanism to prevent such a thing from happening in future. For others, having gun rights or living in a heavily armed society (such as USA) is a better preventative mechanism. FYI in N Korea dissidents 'genes' are removed from the society, but it's usually done by taking out all the family members of a person committing crime. So I'd say that if govt really wanted to do something, this won't really be a defense.
- afarrell 10y agoThe 2nd amendment existed in 1942, but that didn't prevent the Japanese from being rounded up. We didn't decide to murder them, but we could have.