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The ultimate goal of Western spying comes down to these two things: 1. Preventing another 9/11 2. Selling advertising

icantdrive55 8y ago
3. In the very near future, it will be used to identify homeless individuals, and harass them. I don't believe they will ever try to help them in most counties. (I just have a feeling?) 4. It will be used to collect fees/fines in a more efficient, immediate fashion. 5. It will be used by tax authorities. 6. It will be used by the INS. 7. It will be used by stores to prevent theft. (Yea--great, but you have a misdemeanor shop lifting conviction in high school that prevents you from entering a department store in the future?) 8. It will be used to collect fees/fines in an immediate fashion. Fees, and fines that are just increasing yearly. 9. It will be used to prevent people with DUI's from entering bars. Yea--hooray, but there's so many dubious DUI's issued for Revenue/fines--oops safety? 10. It will be used by banks to detect SMURF's/suspicious money. (Cops will be able to show up at banks, and take the "dirty" money before you get to the counter? I still in shock asset confiscation is still copacetic. I am literally in fear of carrying a few grand in cash--crazy?) 11. Certain Bible Belt states will use facial data in divorce proceedings. In Missouri, if you can prove with pictures your spouse was in the company of other women; the judge is pretty much on your side. Not all states are No Fault, like CA. This is not the society I want to live in. My only hope is they will treat the wealthy, and the rest of us equally, but we all know the wealthy will have the money to fight the system, while the rest of us will just be harassed.
goostavos 8y ago
[Citation needed]
monocasa 8y ago
I mean, there's more than that. The CIA spied on Congressional committee tasked with oversight over the CIA, this became public, and essentially nothing happened in response.

3. In the very near future, it will be used to identify homeless individuals, and harass them. I don't believe they will ever try to help them in most counties. (I just have a feeling?) 4. It will be used to collect fees/fines in a more efficient, immediate fashion. 5. It will be used by tax authorities. 6. It will be used by the INS. 7. It will be used by stores to prevent theft. (Yea--great, but you have a misdemeanor shop lifting conviction in high school that prevents you from entering a department store in the future?) 8. It will be used to collect fees/fines in an immediate fashion. Fees, and fines that are just increasing yearly. 9. It will be used to prevent people with DUI's from entering bars. Yea--hooray, but there's so many dubious DUI's issued for Revenue/fines--oops safety? 10. It will be used by banks to detect SMURF's/suspicious money. (Cops will be able to show up at banks, and take the "dirty" money before you get to the counter? I still in shock asset confiscation is still copacetic. I am literally in fear of carrying a few grand in cash--crazy?) 11. Certain Bible Belt states will use facial data in divorce proceedings. In Missouri, if you can prove with pictures your spouse was in the company of other women; the judge is pretty much on your side. Not all states are No Fault, like CA. This is not the society I want to live in. My only hope is they will treat the wealthy, and the rest of us equally, but we all know the wealthy will have the money to fight the system, while the rest of us will just be harassed.

goostavos 8y ago

[Citation needed]

monocasa 8y ago

I mean, there's more than that. The CIA spied on Congressional committee tasked with oversight over the CIA, this became public, and essentially nothing happened in response.