The Location Tracking Used in '2000 Mules' Is Being Employed to Circumvent the Abortion Industry Much to the Left's Dismay

The Dinesh D’Souza documentary, 2000 Mules offered insight into how the 2020 Election could have been hijacked. It also introduced many to location and data tracking, and how this could be used for more conservative causes: like being able to track a woman who may be seeking an abortion.

VICE is aghast that a capitalist company Safegraph would dare sell its data for profit and marketing purposes, instead of ideology. The leftist new media arm quickly sounded the alarm:

Last time I checked, it was the Left and the death purveyors doing the doxing. As for the targeted advertisements sent to women’s phones? We all get spammed every day with unnecessary garbage ads and we manage to ignore it. This advertisement is just as non-invasive, but is targeted to save babies. But the part of Team Planned Parenthood who masquerade as our elected representatives are desperate to see this practice stamped out, especially in light of the SCOTUS decision that could eradicate Roe v. Wade.

Both Senators Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisc.) and Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) were strong advocates of tracking humans when it came to COVID. Baldwin used the inequity and disparity excuse to push for more COVID contact tracing in minority communities.

Baldwin said the country needs to do a better job to know how many people in communities of color have access to testing, are testing positive, or are dying.

According to polls, “communities of color” are still showing vaccination rates far below the average. Did she ever consider that part of the reason for that is they do not want to be tracked or traced?

But Baldwin gladly plowed ahead with her goal of ensuring tracking measures were inserted into the garbage COVID legislation that Congress is still spitting out.

Baldwin said she was able to get some of the health tracking measures into legislation passed this week. She said she’ll keep pushing for the economic data as well.

The interesting thing is that this same cell phone tracking can be used to determine whom is outside the supreme court justices homes, for later prosecution during a republican congress and administration. It collects everyone's unique chip number in their phone and it's location. If you live on the street, you won't get esnared, but if your cell phone shows you waliing up and down the street, or stationary in front of the justices’ homes, you could become an instant felon. I look forward to a day when justice will be restored to this country.

The sale of the location data raises questions around why companies are selling data based on abortion clinics specifically, and whether they should introduce more safeguards around the purchase of that information, if be selling it at all.

This is a false argument. I would be willing to bet that numerous specific businesses could go in and ask for, and pay for, tracking information for their own stores for a variety of reasons.
And if I want to pay to see how many people enter a government building, or public building, I should be able to pay for that information, as long as it was legally obtained.

Criminalizing the sale of location data from people out in public is asinine...IMO.
You could pay for someone (instead of an app) to physically be at a door who only counts heads and, with that, the same objective can be accomplished in another way.
Tech to the rescue. You don't need lots of people to gather the raw data now, just lots of computers to store the data.

To be honest, I'm tickled pink that it's upsetting their apple cart.

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