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Follow-up questions: what data on race and creed does the USA collect that e.g. European states generally do not? And what is the difference between enabling th
by rebuilder 6y ago
Follow-up questions: what data on race and creed does the USA collect that e.g. European states generally do not? And what is the difference between enabling the state to discriminate between its citizens vs.enabling its citizens to prove they are who they say they are?
- oh_sigh 6y agoHow exactly do you think the government is going to get a bunch of people on board to develop and operate a system to discriminate based on race, such that there isn't a single whistleblower? Would they just outsource it directly to the KKK or what?
- rebuilder 6y agoLike the Nazis did it, for example. That's the experience that keeps several European states from keeping tabs on race, isn't it?
- colechristensen 6y agohttps://wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristallnacht https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristallnacht Who says it needs to be a secret? The past shows that people happily let things happen out in the open. The present should show you that plenty of people still have the loyalty above all mentality and would easily be manipulated into doing whatever was desired. Just leak demographic data to the proud boys and when they do things, low key condemn them but not really. How have whistleblowers been working out lately? There have been many and the effects have been... underwhelming.