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No, it gives them data to attack specific groups of people that were previously anonymized. The two options are less granular data, or data that can be abused.
by tw04 4mo ago
No, it gives them data to attack specific groups of people that were previously anonymized. The two options are less granular data, or data that can be abused.
There is no question the end goal is data that can be abused, and anyone left who would protest their actions will be fired and replaced with more sycophants.
- ajmurmann 4mo agoThat's assuming that this undermining of trust won't result in reduced willingness to share accurate data.
- wahnfrieden 4mo agoNext they will make it a felony to share inaccurate data and use it as justification to send to camps when raiding
- AlotOfReading 4mo agoIt's already a federal crime to lie to the census bureau, it's just not prosecuted for discretionary reasons.