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My mother and my grandmother would listen, for sure. My grandmother has already been using the term "ZOG", unironically, for years LOL. I used to think she was crazy but now I see she was right... They won't be savvy enough to actively resist the laws by learning to use other technologies at their age, but they can write letters to elected officials and tell other retirees to do the same. Sure, I'll tell them.

Right now I'm basically a hikkikomori I only go outside for food etc., the only person I talk to is my neighbor when I'm out having a cigarette, who is about as dumb as they come. He's 25 years old and watches those Subway Surfer Family Guy videos on TikTok...

Even before I was a hikki, and I had a wide group of friends, I can think of maybe 3 people out of 30 that would have cared. The reality is we are the minority here. It's very distressing, but nobody cares. I think we need to be prepared to hunker down and weather this storm because the chances that it's going to go away are minimal.

What has been happening now has been in the works for a long time. There's a lot of money behind it. It was once called Total Information Awareness but when Congress discovered it and shut it down, it mutated and changed forms, metastasized and spread in more subtle forms. I don't think voting will change anything, since whatever the elected officials do, the deep operatives behind the push for digital ID will sneakily work around them.