Constitutional Q&A: American Community Survey

The Rutherford Institute ^ | February 23, 2017 | The Rutherford Institute

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This is a years-old article, but still relevant. The Rutherford Institute is a great resource to defend people who think their rights are being violated.

If you have an ACS story to tell, please post it here.

[Catmom]

Just ignore these surveys.

Technically, they can fine you. Actually...they don’t.

I’ve ignored them and nothing happened.

You’d think they’d find a better way to gather all this info. Surveys are so 1970.

[Bob434]

[[As such, any attempt by the government to encroach upon the citizenry’s privacy rights or establish a system by which the populace can be targeted, tracked and singled out must be met with extreme caution.]]

Heck- out in NY and California I believe, and perhaps other states as well, ‘photographers’ are allowed to take photos of people IN THEIR HOUSES if the curtains are open- It used to be against the law- by anyone- now states apparently think it’s ‘not a violation of privacy’ to do so?

https://fstoppers.com/photojournalistic/supreme-court-rules-photographing-neighbors-through-windows-legal-67925

Privacy? Nope- especially not in liberal states- And now with crap like Alexa- and other voice activated robotics inside your home- add up to an invasion of privacy and violation of any expectation of privacy

[Albion Wilde]

bump

[Albion Wilde]

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