A thread 🧵
Digital ID has just been rammed through the senate by politicians who either have no idea what they’re doing because they’re too stupid or too lazy to know, or it has been rammed through because they know exactly what they’re doing and what it is about to lead to…
No discussion was allowed, no debate. It was as rushed as it possibly could be. Credit does go, however, to many of the senators in that room who voted against this, and I’ll post a list of who voted for or against in this thread.
The issue with the digital ID system is not that it collects a persons data and organizes it in a central location, its what will later be built on top of this government data centralization system. This is where, maybe, some people are simply ignorant, because they’re looking only at the now instead of looking at what this could become.
But what could it become?
China has a digital ID system already in place, and this centralized government digital ID system is used in conjunction with a social credit score system.
The social credit system utilizes a score which every single person in that system has allocated to them. This score goes up or down depending on the persons purchases, the places they go, and the activities they take part in.
If you buy alcohol, your score will go down, if you go to the wrong area your score will go down, and if you criticize the government your score will go down. This is all already implemented in China.
We already know here in Australia the affinity that Australian politicians have for China. They seem to want to turn Australia into a copy of the Chinese communist model. Something that the Longform lads and I have been writing about for a long time now.
Because we recognize, just as many have now recognized, that a there is a high chance that Australia is heading straight into a communist dystopian nightmare.
Couple this with current Australian sentiment towards politics and any form of serious matter or discussion, and we’re left with a society that looks to be blindly walking straight into the slaughter.
And so it dawns on all of us that we have to speak out about the Digital ID system for what it could soon become. And I haven’t even touched on CBDC’s yet.
Many people in the minor parties of Australia, such as the Libertarians and One Nation, have been actively speaking out about this and organizing against this dystopian nightmare of a situation that we are being led into.
It’s these people that need our support.
Because we’ll get no support from labor or liberal. That’s for sure.
So lets take a look at what China already has set up. The social credit score system. This is what could be in store for all Australians unless we take a stand and take a stand now.
Oh, and they say digital ID is voluntary, this is misleading, in reality it will be as voluntary as the Covid vaccines were voluntary…
Alex James.