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8 minutes ago, taxme said:

So, are you saying here that the WEF globalists do not really need everyone to have a digital ID card...

Who are the"WEF globalists"?

Are you actually thinking you already are not in the digital ID databases already??? Your credit card company knows more about you than your friends and wife does LOL

Man!!! Are you ever naive and dumb LOL

You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to tell me what mine should be.

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33 minutes ago, taxme said:

So, are you saying here that the WEF globalists do not really need everyone to have a digital ID card because they can get all the privacy information about me all that they want to obtain?

l. 

Yup, they sure can...and so can VISA and any other credit card company.. and any government agency...no matter who is in power. 

You cannot hide dude...LOL

Shit man...your local 7-11 store can do a credit check on you and get all sorts of personal data on you. Think of it....Abdullah from the corner store does a credit check and can find out all he wants about you...   phuk, how dumb can you be?? Even your over the top conservatives here can tell you that you are in all the databases and anyone can find out everything on you ....dolt!!!!

You are an  open book duude...

Oh and, the WEF could not care any less about you....it is your day to day interactions that are gonna screw you around :)

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You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to tell me what mine should be.

Posted
On 11/4/2025 at 12:26 PM, eyeball said:

 

Really, what do you think the vaccine chips were for?

Well, it is for sure that the vaccine chips were not meant for eating, whatever the vaccine chips are or were meant for? 

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On 11/4/2025 at 12:30 PM, ExFlyer said:

The topic is about Digital ID ... and you got called out for being a fool and not understanding reality LOL

As usual...you cannot stay on topic and go off on a tangent LOL

So, the "Stunned imbecile troll" is actually you LOL

I thought i made myself perfectly clear as to what i was talking about, which you appear to not understand English all that much, you stunned imbecile troll. LOL

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On 11/4/2025 at 12:36 PM, ExFlyer said:

Yup, they sure can...and so can VISA and any other credit card company.. and any government agency...no matter who is in power. 

You cannot hide dude...LOL

Shit man...your local 7-11 store can do a credit check on you and get all sorts of personal data on you. Think of it....Abdullah from the corner store does a credit check and can find out all he wants about you...   phuk, how dumb can you be?? Even your over the top conservatives here can tell you that you are in all the databases and anyone can find out everything on you ....dolt!!!!

You are an  open book duude...

Oh and, the WEF could not care any less about you....it is your day to day interactions that are gonna screw you around :)

Look you stunned Antifa troll, Visa or other credit card companies do not have access to anybody's private medical records nor do the medical system have access to your spending habits. Only the WEF globalist banksters will be able, if they not have it already, have your information now, to have access to your every move in life, the money that one spends and where one spends their money, and all other personal and private information. Just having an Digital ID card will allow the WEF Zionist globalists to control your life and your money and what one does with their money and will have access to all of your private information.

I do not think that Abdul can get all of my personal and private information by doing a credit check. There are limits as to what they can get to gather on me. But i am pretty sure that the government and all other credit card companies and the MSM already know about you and that you are one stunned Antifa troll imbecile. Just saying. LOL.

The WEF do care and do want to know as to what i am doing every day with my time and my money and they will get all of my personal information on one digital ID card that they are pushing for. Today, they cannot as far as i know, troll. 

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On 11/4/2025 at 5:05 AM, ExFlyer said:

Yes...with a little information, they can get it all.

You already have a "digital ID card". Every card and number you have is you and the info is available.

Don't be so unrealistic and foolish...they know you (why? I am not sure LOL)

Well, if i already have a digital ID card, i have not received it in the mail as of today. I guess that i will just have to keep checking my mail box every day. Oh, i am so looking forward for my new digital ID tracking card. Aren't you? It will be nice to know that someone will be watching what i say and do every day. Of course, that they mean well and are only concerned about my safety and well being. I have to go now and check my mail box. It could be in my mail box right now, Yahoo!!

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2 hours ago, taxme said:

I thought i made myself perfectly clear as to what i was talking about, 

Stay on topic taxi... I know how difficult it is for you. When you lose...you ver off topic as usual LOL

I could not care less what you are talking about...I am on topic...Digital ID LOL

You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to tell me what mine should be.

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2 hours ago, taxme said:

Look you s...

I do not think that Abdul can get all of my personal and private information by doing a credit check

The WEF do care a

Hey dolt...you are on the databases and anyone with computer knowledge can find out everything about you...from your  Digital footprint and ID LOL

Man, you really think you are important when in fact, no one cares about you except you and some of your conservative ilk and then I even think they would bail on you if your data is outed LOL

1 hour ago, taxme said:

Well, if i already have a digital ID card, i have not received it in the mail ...

phuk...you are really an !diot.

Anyone can anytime find out anything about you...if they want to but you are such a simpleton and unimportant, why would they LOL

Wake up and smell the real world, not the closeted one you seem to live in :)

You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to tell me what mine should be.

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12 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

Hey dolt...you are on the databases and anyone with computer knowledge can find out everything about you...from your  Digital footprint and ID LOL

Maybe just me but I see a few potential issues with some of the "let's just do this" thinking here.

There's computer knowledge and then there's the sort of computer knowledge that comes with trusted agent status; the sort of thing that's delegated to the "anyone crowd" who happens to have the need to know... meaning things like CPIC as a for instance, there are others and we already have that spades. Outside of that category (and IMO of course), the real experts (meaning other than the anyone crowd) usually need a reason, some sort of ulterior motive that makes the effort worthwhile (and I'll include the government in that assessment too)... It's why things like online  gun club membership information concern me.

In one fell swoop a talented bad actor could get the name and address of every member and sell that information for profit. Knowing the name and address of everyone in the area who owns a restricted weapon would likely be worth a few bucks.

And here's the rub... you could see this coming from a mile away and NO ONE BELIEVED IT. You were a tinfoil hat conspiracy theorist for even suggesting the possibility. 

But consider... by regulation you must be a member of a gun club if you own a restricted weapon and because of that regulation, POOF, the ranks of members in a given area  swell to the point that online / computer based membership management becomes a practical necessity. One data base hack could yield up to 1,200 names in a local area... it's a potential vulnerability that almost qualifies as a gift to criminal types. Now consider the same information tied (in the form of an APP) to yet another ID profile.

Then there's the embarrassment factor motivation, or just the challenge of doing it, sort of a "look at the havoc I can unleash" thing... the Ashley Madison release comes instantly to mind.  Throw in a hacked digital ID and even I can entertain you at length with the possibilities for abuse.

Finally, and worst of all IMO because of what they stand to gain here, there's the government itself.  The sales job they're likely to use probably won't even make a lot of sense given the acknowledged digital fingerprint that already exists but... they're going to say things like "we need this national digital ID (in the form of an APP BTW) to track illegal immigrants" (or such like argument). There will be more and better arguments too and they'll all be safety and security related. That's how I'd do it anyway...

In response though, I'd say how about checking the nominal roll at the hotels you're housing  them in? That might work.  

In truth, I haven't followed this issue much but if / when you see it being sold as a safety and security measure, a bit like the mandatory gun club membership, consider that it may come with a host of unintended consequences that the "if you have nothing to hide" folks never thought about. 

Right off the top of my head.... If it were me, and I were a climate warrior, I'd start with something like a green tax on movements outside a 50 km radius of your primary residence. Digital ID coupled with facial recognition and meta data tag makes it dead easy to do that.  

Then I'd put a tax on "time off in leu of overtime" at your hourly overtime rate and tax that too.

I can think of a bunch more but won't bore ya'll further... the point is that's about 30 seconds worth of thought on the part of a dumb grunt with virtually no financial savvy at all. Imagine what smart, tax hungry, deficit ridden governments could come up with.

I would say look at the reason(s) governments say "THEY NEED THIS FOR," look at what they already have access to and see if the argument for it rings true. People here have rightly pointed out that we (you me and us) are already in a bunch of data bases... instead of that being used as the justification for a more invasive one, maybe we should be considering the unintended consequences... maybe even the deliberate ones they forgot to mention.

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45 minutes ago, Venandi said:

Maybe just me but I see a few potential issues with some of the "let's just do this" thinking here.

There's computer knowledge and then there's the sort of computer knowledge that comes with trusted agent status; the sort of thing that's delegated to the "anyone crowd" who happens to have the need to know... meaning things like CPIC as a for instance, there are others and we already have that spades. Outside of that category (and IMO of course), the real experts (meaning other than the anyone crowd) usually need a reason, some sort of ulterior motive that makes the effort worthwhile (and I'll include the government in that assessment too)... It's why things like online  gun club membership information concern me.

In one fell swoop a talented bad actor could get the name and address of every member and sell that information for profit. Knowing the name and address of everyone in the area who owns a restricted weapon would likely be worth a few bucks.

And here's the rub... you could see this coming from a mile away and NO ONE BELIEVED IT. You were a tinfoil hat conspiracy theorist for even suggesting the possibility. 

But consider... by regulation you must be a member of a gun club if you own a restricted weapon and because of that regulation, POOF, the ranks of members in a given area  swell to the point that online / computer based membership management becomes a practical necessity. One data base hack could yield up to 1,200 names in a local area... it's a potential vulnerability that almost qualifies as a gift to criminal types. Now consider the same information tied (in the form of an APP) to yet another ID profile.

Then there's the embarrassment factor motivation, or just the challenge of doing it, sort of a "look at the havoc I can unleash" thing... the Ashley Madison release comes instantly to mind.  Throw in a hacked digital ID and even I can entertain you at length with the possibilities for abuse.

Finally, and worst of all IMO because of what they stand to gain here, there's the government itself.  The sales job they're likely to use probably won't even make a lot of sense given the acknowledged digital fingerprint that already exists but... they're going to say things like "we need this national digital ID (in the form of an APP BTW) to track illegal immigrants" (or such like argument). There will be more and better arguments too and they'll all be safety and security related. That's how I'd do it anyway...

In response though, I'd say how about checking the nominal roll at the hotels you're housing  them in? That might work.  

In truth, I haven't followed this issue much but if / when you see it being sold as a safety and security measure, a bit like the mandatory gun club membership, consider that it may come with a host of unintended consequences that the "if you have nothing to hide" folks never thought about. 

Right off the top of my head.... If it were me, and I were a climate warrior, I'd start with something like a green tax on movements outside a 50 km radius of your primary residence. Digital ID coupled with facial recognition and meta data tag makes it dead easy to do that.  

Then I'd put a tax on "time off in leu of overtime" at your hourly overtime rate and tax that too.

I can think of a bunch more but won't bore ya'll further... the point is that's about 30 seconds worth of thought on the part of a dumb grunt with virtually no financial savvy at all. Imagine what smart, tax hungry, deficit ridden governments could come up with.

I would say look at the reason(s) governments say "THEY NEED THIS FOR," look at what they already have access to and see if the argument for it rings true. People here have rightly pointed out that we (you me and us) are already in a bunch of data bases... instead of that being used as the justification for a more invasive one, maybe we should be considering the unintended consequences... maybe even the deliberate ones they forgot to mention.

I agree totally.

My "argument" is that ll this "digital ID" buisness is alreqdy here and we are in it.

Taxi said "There is talk about wanting to implement digital ID here in Canada. What is digital ID? Living with digital ID means that all of your private and personal information like drivers license, health records, SIN number, bank and credit card information, your emissions footprint and have access to your own vaccination records and all will be placed on your digital ID card and a record kept of all the things that you do and all will be controlled and recorded under one digital ID card roof. This is what the WEF globalist banker would like to have implemented in Canada."

I ask, where is this talk and by whom?

All the data he mentions is already available, as you say, to "a talented bad actor"and any government agency.

But he insists it is a some "WEF globalist banker" conspiracy behind his paranoia when all is already out there.

My point was and is, you are out there in the ether, whether you like it or not and ave been since you got your first number.

 

You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to tell me what mine should be.

Posted
4 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

My point was and is, you are out there in the ether, whether you like it or not and ave been since you got your first number.

Yes indeed, and at the risk of repeating my area of concern, it's worth considering that a stand alone digital ID with biometric markers (in APP form) can easily connect all of those other things "out there in the ether" with a single click on a facial recognition meta data caption. I'm just cynical enough to believe that's the end goal here and that it will be sold as being invaluable in a medical emergency (for instance)... and that's absolutely true. But there's a dark side too. As it stands now, that same information may well be available on other data bases but it takes access authority, a bit of work and perhaps a warrant to get it. 

Forensic DNA gathering is a sidebar issue but no less of concern. No one likely objects to solving cold case murders by using a civilian genealogy database but what if employers choose to use similar access portals for potential employee insurance purposes.

All of a sudden that coffee they offered you becomes a voluntary DNA search when you throw the plastic cup in the garbage. Are we willing to accept the idea of preemployment screening based on genetic susceptibility to future medical issues as part of the interview process?

I guess my point is that if a dummy like me can think up a host of potential misuses right of the top of his head just imagine the other uses and abuses that a smart person with an agenda could come up with. This ID, when used as an APP, makes that dead easy.

Once that genie is out of the bottle it will be hard to return the vicious little brute and replace the cork. In short, I don't like the apathetic notion that "if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear... if a company found a genetic marker they didn't like there are any number of ancillary reasons they might use to fire you.

And that's just employment, the taxation and marketing possibilities are endless too. I think people will quickly come to resent the intrusion but it will only happen after it's too late.  

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Venandi said:

Yes indeed, and at the risk of repeating my area of concern, it's worth considering that a stand alone digital ID with biometric markers (in APP form) can easily connect all of those other things "out there in the ether" with a single click on a facial recognition meta data caption. I'm just cynical enough to believe that's the end goal here and that it will be sold as being invaluable in a medical emergency (for instance)... and that's absolutely true. But there's a dark side too. As it stands now, that same information may well be available on other data bases but it takes access authority, a bit of work and perhaps a warrant to get it. 

Forensic DNA gathering is a sidebar issue but no less of concern. No one likely objects to solving cold case murders by using a civilian genealogy database but what if employers choose to use similar access portals for potential employee insurance purposes.

All of a sudden that coffee they offered you becomes a voluntary DNA search when you throw the plastic cup in the garbage. Are we willing to accept the idea of preemployment screening based on genetic susceptibility to future medical issues as part of the interview process?

I guess my point is that if a dummy like me can think up a host of potential misuses right of the top of his head just imagine the other uses and abuses that a smart person with an agenda could come up with. This ID, when used as an APP, makes that dead easy.

Once that genie is out of the bottle it will be hard to return the vicious little brute and replace the cork. In short, I don't like the apathetic notion that "if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear... if a company found a genetic marker they didn't like there are any number of ancillary reasons they might use to fire you.

And that's just employment, the taxation and marketing possibilities are endless too. I think people will quickly come to resent the intrusion but it will only happen after it's too late.  

 

 

 

Give it up.

Anyone that wants to get your data info and anything else about can do it now.

The genie is already put of the bottle LOL

Have a great paranoid life :)

You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to tell me what mine should be.

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19 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

Hey dolt...you are on the databases and anyone with computer knowledge can find out everything about you...from your  Digital footprint and ID LOL

Man, you really think you are important when in fact, no one cares about you except you and some of your conservative ilk and then I even think they would bail on you if your data is outed LOL

phuk...you are really an !diot.

Anyone can anytime find out anything about you...if they want to but you are such a simpleton and unimportant, why would they LOL

Wake up and smell the real world, not the closeted one you seem to live in :)

 

Well, it is for sure that we have all found out and know all about you, commie scum. That you are an antifa Marxist traitor to Canada. All lieberals like you are a bunch of lieberal commie arse hole traitors to Canada, my little antifa troll. 

I am awake and i can smell all of your lieberal commie bullshit and lies. 

 

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1 hour ago, taxme said:

 

Well, it is for sure that we have all found out and know all about you, commie scum. That you are an antifa Marxist traitor to Canada. All lieberals like you are a bunch of lieberal commie arse hole traitors to Canada, my little antifa troll. 

I am awake and i can smell all of your lieberal commie bullshit and lies. 

 

Awww poor baby... ypo no like that anyone can at anytime find out all aput you and you try and blame me?

And not, all you got is to call me names and insult me???

You for sure are a naive dumbass LOL

You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to tell me what mine should be.

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52 minutes ago, ExFlyer said:

You for sure are a naive dumbass LOL

 

2 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

Have a great paranoid life :)

You are 100% on the winning side in this debate, it will happen... and probably sooner rather  than later. 

The sentiments you expressed above will become the standard rebuttal to any and all concerns about the road ahead and will be used to counter all references to the  potential for systemic abuse.  

What remains to be seen is whether or not you will approve of the end result when the see-saw swings in a direction you either didn't anticipate or currently refuse to acknowledge as a possibility.

In short, It leaves me with three predictions: It will happen, it will be implemented and later defended with your own (or similar) rhetoric, and you will come to see it used in ways you would never have condoned if you knew about it today. 

Even then my guess is that you'll defend it based on the party in power without consideration for how the next Trump will morph it into something you despise by reflecting it back in an equal and opposite manner. 

How could I possibly think such a thing could happen eh?

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1 hour ago, Venandi said:

 

You are 100% on the winning side in this debate, it will happen... and probably sooner rather  than later. 

The sentiments you expressed above will become the standard rebuttal to any and all concerns about the road ahead and will be used to counter all references to the  potential for systemic abuse.  

What remains to be seen is whether or not you will approve of the end result when the see-saw swings in a direction you either didn't anticipate or currently refuse to acknowledge as a possibility.

In short, It leaves me with three predictions: It will happen, it will be implemented and later defended with your own (or similar) rhetoric, and you will come to see it used in ways you would never have condoned if you knew about it today. 

Even then my guess is that you'll defend it based on the party in power without consideration for how the next Trump will morph it into something you despise by reflecting it back in an equal and opposite manner. 

How could I possibly think such a thing could happen eh?

I do not know what you are on about?

taxi just insults and calls people he does not like names.

My point is that Canada has been in deficit and debt almost since we became a country.... no matter who ruled the roost.

It is not a matter of me liking it or defending the party in power or whether or not you like the rhetoric, it is what it is and will remain so for my lifetime and yours. That is the reality of it.

 

You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to tell me what mine should be.

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2 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

I do not know what you are on about?

Ditto.... given the trail of blood drops I thought you were familiar with the topic at hand.

2 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

My point is that Canada has been in deficit and debt almost since we became a country.... no matter who ruled the roost.

 

The thread isn't about the deficit or the debt, it's about digital ID in the form of an APP and the possible unintended consequences that may arise from its implementation.

Since it's impossible to talk sensibly with you I won't be doing it again.

All the best 

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For those interested in the topic at hand here's an interesting video:

He isn't kidding about the knives either...

"In some regions of China, particularly in Xinjiang, there are regulations requiring that household knives be chained down and stamped with an identifying QR code as part of security measures. This is part of broader restrictions aimed at controlling daily life in the area."

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I know a lot of people fancy themselves as tech savvy but often enough, when you get into the weeds, they aren't really aware of existing vulnerabilities much less future ones made easier under the guise of fusing existing databases for convenience, safety, and security purposes. It's wise to at least think beyond the things everyone would tend to agree with and anticipate the possible unintended consequences.

Other than law enforcement and some military members who have had lawful occasion to exploit various aspects of the spectrum, I don't think most people even consider the possible (or potential) dark side of these issues and as a result, they label anyone who does a tinfoil hat wearing Trumper. Personally I don't care which government is in power... I don't trust any of them to fill potholes.

I leave ya with a snippet of what I mean... suffice it to say there are courses with thick books about this stuff and seeing it reduced to partisan t-shirt slogans is a bit disheartening. Yes, these guys are flogging their own product but doing so doesn't invalidate the concerns that lead them to create it:

 

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11 hours ago, Venandi said:

 

Ditto.... given the trail of blood drops I thought you were familiar with the topic at hand.

The thread isn't about the deficit or the debt, it's about digital ID in the form of an APP and the possible unintended consequences that may arise from its implementation.

Since it's impossible to talk sensibly with you I won't be doing it again.

All the best 

You are right, I was posting in another thread and this snuck in there...sorry.

You are already digitally ID'd. 

OK, is that a promise....you won't talk to me again? I don't believe you as you cannot stop... as confux cannot either LOL

You are entitled to your opinion, but you are not entitled to tell me what mine should be.

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21 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

Awww poor baby... ypo no like that anyone can at anytime find out all aput you and you try and blame me?

And not, all you got is to call me names and insult me???

You for sure are a naive dumbass LOL

Wrong as usual again, commie troll. You still do not get as to what i am saying, imbecile. The health care system cannot access my bank or credit card accounts. My bank cannot access my health care status. Credit card companies cannot access my health status or have access to my health records. ICBC does not have access to me credit card info. If they all are allowed to access my personal and private information than there is something gone wrong here. 

The only way that they can all have access to my personal information is if all of my private information is all on one card for all to see. And this is why and what your Zionist WEF globalist billionaire ilk want to be able to implement, especially if they ever win and get what they want. The bunch of WEF scumbags want total control of what you do, where you go, what you say and where you spend your money. That is why they want everyone to have an digital ID card. 

It is similar to the social credit score system that they have in communist China where if you pizz off the communist government they can freeze your bank account or deny you whatever they want to deny you. There is no freedom in communist China. Just tyranny and slavery. 

Now if you cannot try or do not want to know and figure out as to what i am saying here than just phk awf and stop replying to my posts, my sweet little darling antifa commie troll. 🤣 Did i just say anything insulting to you? Please let me know. 🤡

 

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18 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

I do not know what you are on about?

taxi just insults and calls people he does not like names.

My point is that Canada has been in deficit and debt almost since we became a country.... no matter who ruled the roost.

It is not a matter of me liking it or defending the party in power or whether or not you like the rhetoric, it is what it is and will remain so for my lifetime and yours. That is the reality of it.

 

The problem with you troll is that you think that you know all and everybody else knows nothing at all. You refuse to believe in conspiracies but many like me do. Conspiracies are happening every day all over the world and from what i have been listening too, Digital ID cards are part of a WEF Zionist globalist Marxist conspiracy. 

Why do the WEF Zionist globalists want to implement Digital ID cards if, like you said, any and everyone can already get and have access to anyone's private and personal information? The WEF should not need nor want any digital ID card to be implemented. No, my sweet little comrade troll, the WEF wants and does need to have those ID cards implemented so they can now control everything you do in life once they get what they want. Total world control. Woke up, comrade troll if that is possible for you to do.

Sometimes i do believe that you here and you do know as to what those Digital ID cards are all about and that you just maybe are all in for the digital ID card and you are just one of those useful WEF globalist Marxist idi0t sucks that want to help the WEF scum to obtain their goal of world dominance. Hey, we never know, eh. 😁

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56 minutes ago, taxme said:

The only way that they can all have access to my personal information is if all of my private information is all on one card for all to see

Indeed, that's the issue in a nutshell... digital ID is a data fusing APP.

There are both benefits and pitfalls with this, here's a simple two part "dumb grunt" scenario:

You go to the bank to use the ATM, it's quiet and it's raining, you park in the fire lane because it's close to the door and you're wearing good clothes. As you step out of the car you fall to the ground clutching your throat. A kind (progressively minded) lady decides not to run you over and calls 911 instead.

- The camera identifies you via facial recognition, your' medical records indicate a recent anaphylactic shock event and newly acquired allergy to wasp venom. The ambulance response is prioritized and coded... epinephrin is administered by the responding EMTs immediately and you have a complete recovery.

Everyone applauds. 

OR:

- The camera identifies you via facial recognition, you're hail and hardy, dash into the bank and emerge 90 seconds later cash in hand. The system charges you with a moving violation and deducts the fine directly from your bank account. The notification you receive allows you 72 hours to make the election to plead not guilty and establish a court date. Failure to respond is deemed to be a guilty plea and the fine stands. I'm being really (REALLY) kind here BTW.

Pick your poison....

You would think that greenies in Ontario would welcome automated radar speeding enforcement efforts. Imagine the fuel and emission savings if everyone (nation wide) simply drove the speed limit and it was rigidly enforced in an effort to save the planet. 

Nope... they're hatching out multi coloured kittens on the blacktop instead. Prove it for yourself and drive a motorcycle across Ontario. Lock in the speed limit, drive in the right hand lane and then count the tailgaters and those who pass you at warp speed.

You will lose count and give up within 50 KMs. Ask me how I know that...

As it stands now lots of your data is digitized but the data (from a host of sources) isn't fuzed by a single APP and accessible by clicking a meta data tag that's based on facial /gait recognition.

The question boils down to do you trust the government? Based on some of the Hitler and Nazi references bandied about right here on the forum I think that opinion changes with voter preference... and no one is willing to consider the the potential see-saw ride that, in the fulness of time, is very likely to catapult them over the playground fence.

In the course of my career I've had the privilege of using some cutting edge technology that the passage of time has now (very likely) rendered obsolete. Might just be me but I found it pretty impressive. By that I mean impressive to the point that I would rather be the one exploiting the data than the one being exploited by it.

Then again, that's all IMO and it might just be me. I find the lack of engagement on this particular thread to be concerning as well and I think we will collectively sleep walk into this and come to regret it later.

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2 hours ago, taxme said:

Wrong as usual again, commie troll. You still do not get as to what i am saying, imbecile. The health care system cannot access my bank or credit card accounts. My bank cannot access my health care status. Credit card companies cannot access my health status or have access to my health records. ICBC does not have access to me credit card info. If they all are allowed to access my personal and private information than there is something gone wrong here. 

The only way that they can all have access to my personal information is if all of my private information is all on one card for all to see. And this is why and what your Zionist WEF globalist billionaire ilk want to be able to implement, especially if they ever win and get what they want. The bunch of WEF scumbags want total control of what you do, where you go, what you say and where you spend your money. That is why they want everyone to have an digital ID card. 

It is similar to the social credit score system that they have in communist China where if you pizz off the communist government they can freeze your bank account or deny you whatever they want to deny you. There is no freedom in communist China. Just tyranny and slavery. 

Now if you cannot try or do not want to know and figure out as to what i am saying here than just phk awf and stop replying to my posts, my sweet little darling antifa commie troll🤣 Did i just say anything insulting to you? Please let me know. 🤡

 

 

1 hour ago, taxme said:

The problem with you troll is that you think that you know all and everybody else knows nothing at all. You refuse to believe in conspiracies but many like me do. Conspiracies are happening every day all over the world and from what i have been listening too, Digital ID cards are part of a WEF Zionist globalist Marxist conspiracy. 

Why do the WEF Zionist globalists want to implement Digital ID cards if, like you said, any and everyone can already get and have access to anyone's private and personal information? The WEF should not need nor want any digital ID card to be implemented. No, my sweet little comrade troll, the WEF wants and does need to have those ID cards implemented so they can now control everything you do in life once they get what they want. Total world control. Woke up, comrade troll if that is possible for you to do.

Sometimes i do believe that you here and you do know as to what those Digital ID cards are all about and that you just maybe are all in for the digital ID card and you are just one of those useful WEF globalist Marxist idi0t sucks that want to help the WEF scum to obtain their goal of world dominance. Hey, we never know, eh. 😁

How profound.  LOL LOL LOL

More insults ...WOW, that was unexpected LOL

They got your name, number, and everything about you.  Suck it up...you are in their books LOL

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You are the problem Flyer. You can figure out how to take info from a few things to find out even more without needing an everything right there one.

You must've had to go all the way to a library and look in several books to do your homework instead of just clicking on Facebook or X.
Once a girl I was chatting nasty with said she looked up my IP and we were in the same town. I realized she had a brain and did the same to her PLUS.
Hey! You live 5 doors down? Why are we texting, CU in a minute or so.
Greatest summer of my life!
When I had the old huge satellite dish, I caught the 14 yr old kids watching a porn channel. They showed ME how they did it. Then I locked it out with an admin code they'd never crack. Which they did by getting one of their Mom's to ask my wife how and listening in. 

The point is, when someone isn't resourceful enough they assume no one else can be either, and get resentful of anyone who is.

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