A "social credit score" coming to the USA?

[Garraty_47]

Why else does the Trump regime want a 'master database' of citizens' personal information?

Trump isn't dismantling the deep state... he's just modernizing it.

 

[Lily]

Yeah, but the good news is that he's not a Democrat!

 

[Admin.]

Why else does the Trump regime want a 'master database' of citizens' personal information?

Trump isn't dismantling the deep state... he's just modernizing it.

The administration already has that data, just like they also know what foreign nationals are attending Harvard. The clowns are just being clowns.

 

[Lily]

The administration already has that data, just like they also know what foreign nationals are attending Harvard. The clowns are just being clowns.

They're probably putting the data into a database that is more easily accessible though.

Most databases aren't connected. I'm sure this one will be able to pull data from other systems more easily..

 

[Admin.]

They're probably putting the data into a database that is more easily accessible though.

Most databases aren't connected. I'm sure this one will be able to pull data from other systems more easily..

That’s very true, there has been a couple or more murderers that “legally” bought guns because their criminal record didn’t make it onto the right database

 

[Seamajor]

Why else does the Trump regime want a 'master database' of citizens' personal information?

Trump isn't dismantling the deep state... he's just modernizing it.

No need to worry Gary. That ring in your nose marks you safe.

 

[Garraty_47]

Yeah, but the good news is that he's not a Democrat!

He used to be which is just another indication that party labels only mean anything to the people who've bought into the duopoly's "divide and conquer" strategy. Politicians themselves change party hats as casually as crossing a street; maybe not in hordes or every day but it's hardly unusual.

I don't care what party someone claims to be in.

I don't care what platitudinous pablum or melodramatic horseshit someone vomits forth for public consumption.

I care what they actually do (or don't do) and who they empower.

In that respect neither of the major parties has any fucking legitimacy at all as far as I'm concerned.

 

[Admin.]

PS, “A Person’s credit score is a de facto social credit score” Years of financial experience in the car business.

Try getting that swanky apartment or buying the sweet home with crap credit.

 

[Lily]

That’s very true, there has been a couple or more murderers that “legally” bought guns because their criminal record didn’t make it onto the right database

I've worked in government...every agency is in competition for budget. The last thing they want to do is cooperate.

 

[Larry Loungelizard]

Is this the conspiracy du jour?

 

[Liberty1976]

Why else does the Trump regime want a 'master database' of citizens' personal information?

Trump isn't dismantling the deep state... he's just modernizing it.

This is bullshit.

We know the government spies on us already.

When you got satellites that can watch us jerkoff through the walls, Trump's 'master database' doesn't seem to scare me very much.

 

[Admin.]

He used to be which is just another indication that party labels only mean anything to the people who've bought into the duopoly's "divide and conquer" strategy. Politicians themselves change party hats as casually as crossing a street; maybe not in hordes or every day but it's hardly unusual.

I don't care what party someone claims to be in.

I don't care what platitudinous pablum or melodramatic horseshit someone vomits forth for public consumption.

I care what they actually do (or don't do) and who they empower.

In that respect neither of the major parties has any fucking legitimacy at all as far as I'm concerned.

When

Is this the conspiracy du jour?

conspiracy du dinner hour

 

[Reggie_Essent]

I'll bet my secret FBI dossier is thicker than your secret FBI dossier.

 

[Garraty_47]

I'll bet my secret FBI dossier is thicker than your secret FBI dossier.

Maybe, but I'll bet they started mine first.

 

[Jack]

Maybe, but I'll bet they started mine first.

No, mine.

 

[Garraty_47]

No, mine.

They likely started mine when I signed up for the USAF in 1984 but when they got the letter I sent Raygun in the early-mid 1980s telling him what an imbecile he was my file was definitely established and/or flagged.

 

[Jack]

They likely started mine when I signed up for the USAF in 1984 but when they got the letter I sent Raygun in the early-mid 1980s telling him what an imbecile he was my file was definitely established and/or flagged.

I burned my draft card in '72, and was a CO at the exam, so I assume that's when my file was started.