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I don't see the problem here. Bars presumably are free to use this system or not, and no one really needs to go to bars anyway. This isn't like being prevente
by magduf 7y ago
I don't see the problem here. Bars presumably are free to use this system or not, and no one really needs to go to bars anyway. This isn't like being prevented from shopping at a grocery store or getting to work.
Honestly, if this system ended up causing a bunch of bars to go out of business, I'd be laughing. Maybe people should find a better way to spend their time than getting drunk.
- xvector 7y agoIt is a social credit system. Social credit systems degrade society.
- mymythisisthis 7y agoAgreed that social credit systems degrade society. Did you ever notice that nice restaurants attract nice customers, and that scummy looking places attract scum. we are perfectly adept at governing ourselves already. It's a solution looking for a problem.
- dazzawazza 7y agoIf you think bars are just for people getting drunk then I think you are the one with the problem.
- bluntfang 7y ago>Bars presumably are free to use this system or not, and no one really needs to go to bars anyway. Until insurance premiums require the service if you want to be able to afford to operate a bar.
- jstarfish 7y agoWe now have bars where people can drink and fling axes around indoors. If the insurance premiums weren't high enough to stop that from happening, I don't see abstaining from user tracking keeping anybody's pub out of business.
- bluntfang 7y agoAh you think this is about safety and not control. I can see how one would have that perspective, but I don't think that's the whole picture.