Comment: On the digital ID, cashless transactions, and total invigilation of innocent people issue – these are all connected agendas. We already see them implemented at a smaller scale while shopping, paying for parking and other services. Most of it is going to be enabled either by a chip implant or by the use of a smart phone. And here come my questions:
- What if I do not consent to have a chip implanted into my body?
The trust in our governments just is not there, I value my freedom, my health, my privacy, and my personal security more than the alleged “conveniences” of not having to reach for my wallet and my banking card. I would have to reach for my phone as well and it is heavier than a plastic card;
L - What if I cannot afford or am not addicted enough to buying, using, and paying for a cellular phone, plan, and service?
Owning a cellular phone is not obligatory, especially if I don’t need it or need it just for emergencies. Is the government going to pay for cell phones and plans for every citizen? Oh, but it is “voluntary” for now, just like the shots. Only, if you don’t take them, you will lose your job or access to government services, for example, to my pension that I, (not the government or the King), worked for.
This is a coersion and it is a violation of our Constitution and our Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Shall we ignore and dismiss any authority that is violating the law or modifying it without a valid mandate? We did not authorize them to change it so drastically, did we? Have these existing laws and protections seized to exist? When and by whose decision?
My Dundas Valley 