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This is a power grab by the USPS to inject themselves into the industrial surveillance complex. It most likely tries to tie a social media profile to a physica
by sitkack 6y ago
This is a power grab by the USPS to inject themselves into the industrial surveillance complex.
It most likely tries to tie a social media profile to a physical address and provides a pen register of all the mail sent and received by that citizen along with a collection of the "inflammatory opinions".
It is unconstitutional and folks at the USPS and organizations they shared the data with should go to jail.
- ababoaoabaa 6y agoGo to jail? Who is going to make them? You have a centralized compartmentalized military and society where one literally controls many. The top has been corrupted by over a hundred years of printing money out of thin air and the use of usury to control everything. Wake up and smell the new world order. It reeks.
- ska 6y ago> to inject themselves into the industrial surveillance complex. Haven't they been de-facto participating for decades?
- pessimizer 6y agoThey were the earliest, really, searching mail first to find information about birth control being shared and pornography (Comstock Act, 1873), then sedition. I assume that all of the first precedents for mass surveillance and data collection come from the USPS. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comstock_laws https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comstock_laws