Do you really believe it is far in the future? I don’t, it is already being done and younger people are pretty accepting of it.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/25/technology/microchips-wisconsin-company-employees.html
As to what is the big deal if you are not a crook? I was raised to believe that much of your life was just no one’s business unless you chose to share that information.
All my life I have seen things that would never have been possible in the way of invasion of privacy take hold of every day life. I do not support it in any way.
Not long ago I heard about a veteran that was denied medical benefits because he refused to give a physical address of where he lived. He had a post office box and if he would not give a physical address the computer would not accept his information since that was required. An advocate for veterans fought that- and the veteran ended up getting care.
Older generations, like me just felt and feel that not everything is the government’s business and we are entitled to keep some things personal and private. We are supposed to have the freedom to disclose or share personal things, not be forced into it.
It has nothing to do with “unless you are trying to commit crimes” and everything to do with “none of your business” which is how I was raised. Most of what I do is or should be no one’s business.
We have already given up to much freedom in this country, we need to be taking it back- not giving up more and more.
That’s why I said - Obamacare is a way of killing off the older generations. Legally. Oh, look “death panels” isn’t in there so Sarah Palin lied. /liberal logic error
Of course, I subscribe to nut-job conspiracy pings!!