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What a hopeless ideal. You don't have any control over personal data when the law assigns ownership to you. The law assigns personal ownership of your data, to
by barrysteve 3y ago
What a hopeless ideal. You don't have any control over personal data when the law assigns ownership to you.
The law assigns personal ownership of your data, to control you.
The farcical idea that some law will allow the individual to reverse decades of progress towards electronic identity systems (even for themselves) is a joke.
It's over for the British, the culture won. You cannot oppose cultural movements anymore, because they happen behind a computer screen. Britian is dead.
- jruohonen 3y agoWhat? No state owns me.
- barrysteve 3y agoWho said a state does own you? You can't say no to electronics. The cat behind the curtain could be anybody. A state, a corporation, a theocracy, ect. Xi Jin Ping (or a Jihadist) could hypothetically set all the electronic rules in the UK and nobody would know the difference. When a cultural revolution happens behind the electronic curtain, your conscience can't know it, or oppose it. Severing control of one's behaviour, from the individual conscience and placing it in the hands of electronics. Brings into existence total cultural control of Britian, without the ability for individuals to oppose it or understand it. Our world used to run on written agreements and Kantian-esque moral emotions with Duty. None of that matters or has any influence over an electronic life. All that matters is the will, so told by the unseen electronic controllers. Britian is dead and Britian is not allowed to know it.