[antiRepublicrat]

Funny how it’s smothered with “our employees are sworn to keep your information secret for life under threat of extreme penalties.”

We used Census data to round up the Japanese in the 40s. Once government has information there is absolutely zero restriction on how it can be used. A privacy law now can be rescinded, judged, regulated or executive ordered into ineffectiveness tomorrow.

[ctdonath2]

We used Census data to round up the Japanese in the 40s.

Excellent point. If needed, use it to get your $100 back. Stroke of a pen, and all that "secret" information becomes public.