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I would say that statistically, over a large sample size, that the chances that either would abuse information is exactly equal.
by cubano 7y ago
I would say that statistically, over a large sample size, that the chances that either would abuse information is exactly equal.
- celticmusic 7y agoI don't know that I'd say it's exactly equal, but the idea that any typical individual really has much say over the Federal Governments decisions is laughable. Even if it were your local town, city, or county government managing it, do you think they're going to fight the federal government if they ask for access to it? Over you, a nobody, when the Federal Government is going to threaten to withhold money for whatever if they don't?
- thrwaway69 7y agoThis is why we need smaller countries in any democracy. Anything too big isn't democratic as much as political spending, alluring promises (that will be broken), campaigning, making the others look more evil than you, etc etc
- bsanr2 7y agoYou would be wrong. And in the unlikely case that you're right, you can organize and/or vote to do something about it.
- jjeaff 7y agohttps://www.vice.com/en_us/article/evjekz/the-california-dmv-is-making-dollar50m-a-year-selling-drivers-personal-information https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/evjekz/the-california-dmv... That's just one small example.