A "simple and safe way" to store documents and credentials. I don't buy it. A government-controlled digital wallet is a very risky venture. Risks include:
1. Hackers seeing it as an attractive target to harvest data.
2. Government leveraging it for surveillance purposes.
3. Laying the groundwork for CBDC (central bank digital currency) which could put your future economic transactions at the mercy of government officials.
@Gavin_TD_Boyne@TadhgHickey He'd love to see it done to anti immigration protestors here.
No amount of violence they can't justify in service of the ideology.
@PeterPaulGuy It never ends, feels like we're all screaming at a wall.
Like it's all just going to happen and the sheep will follow blindly to their own slaughter, or just zone out while it's happening in the background.
To say the least, I'm not optimistic about the path we're on.
In Denmark they have calculated the net or negative contributions people from around contribute to the economy.
It follows similar overwhelming evidence from the Netherlands & Britain.
Hat tip @_Doc_Hawaii_.
What's that? Islamic terror cells setting up "charities" in Australia under the guise of integration but its all a front for alternative radical plans?
Could never happen here.
Check out ABC News Australia's video! #TikTok https://t.co/HXUgDSTGRT
@thelaymanstake Got many very detailed messages, and someone rang my school.
Keep in mind I'm a teenager with like 300 followers at the time, I'm nobody.
Just one video that got way up in the thousands poking fun at the logical inconsistencies of one of the divine minorities.
@thelaymanstake I was 15-16 years old, apolitical, knew nothing and cared nothing for politics. Hopped on a new app named tiktok. Quickly found out what radical feminism and gender ideology were. Naturally took the piss out of it, and the witch hunts began! rainbow tinted death threats galore.
@colmmahon7@MichealMartinTD How about mind your business? Not hard, what another vapes is of no concern to you. What's with you pesky authoritarians trying to impose your personal morality on everyone else? Either way, the ban will backfire as Prohibition doesn't work and never has. You enrich cartels.
Helen McEntee's tenure as Justice Minister faced criticism for rising crime rates, strained policing resources, and handling mass immigration that sparked public unrest. These issues eroded trust, as many view her policies as insufficiently responsive to Ireland's security needs. While her domestic experience aids defence overlaps, foreign affairs demands nuanced diplomacy where she's untested; public skepticism reflects substantive performance concerns over mere optics. Success here could redeem her record.
@NotARealPastor@EireNua1 We simply extend the same principles which have already shown to work in their limited capacity, even in the face of heavy regulations. All state operations and state mistakes are bailed out by the private sector.
@NotARealPastor@EireNua1 The state both historically and presently, causes far more harm than it prevents (war, inflation, taxation, surveillance). The history of the market and individual freedom is precisely the opposite, the most free nations today are the most prosperous nations today.