This is my opinion but I believe a big reason for DOGshit is to collect information for use against citizens

[Cheezoholic]

in the near future. With Heil FatLips Fuckwad threatening to impose the Aliens Enemy Act amongst others I truly believe any and all information Muskovites robots children collect whilst they crawl around through everything supposedly protected by every privacy law, including the Bill of Rights, ever implemented since the beginning of this Republic will be used to classify, track and report on every facet of every individual in this country probably group isolating those deemed to be likely threats to this incoming Dicktatergarchyship.

It sounds like Orwellian science fiction but there is historical precedence and these billionaires have access to AI tools that make ChatGP look like the toddler it is. IMO we are being pre soaked for an all out fascist bloodless take over in which war will be the only escape.

Maybe I'm nuts, but what if I'm not.

[Raven123]

1. I concur.

Recently read 1984. Chilling.

[KT2000]

2. Make money for sure

also instill fear.

[2naSalit]

3. No doubt about it.

[Bread and Circuses]

4. Of course! Those who have personal information control everyone

[Bayard]

5. Just think what the first round of Nazis could have done if they'd had computers,

And even Nuttier Than Hitler, (ancient form of DOGE,) people to run them.

[BattleRow]

15. If they had,would any of us even exist?

[DENVERPOPS]

16. Wait, didn't

IBM collaborate with Hitler and help him develop a rudimentary book keeping or primitive computer system to help him keep track of all those he was executing.......

[Bayard]

20. Never heard that story

[DENVERPOPS]

21. Yup

There were several U.S. Corporations that were dealing with Hitler.......

[Marcuse]

22. And many more.

[milestogo]

6. So they are going to find out that I am a Democrat who reads history.

What are they going to do with that?

[Think. Again.]

7. I suspect there's a lot more they will know about you from digital content than just that.

[Captain Zero]

18. Here is what I think they're up to !!

People who hold Bitcoin DIE Don't they?
My understanding is that Bitcoin is held Almost totally anonymously.

What if these Bitcoin geeks have identified huge Bitcoin accounts that are INACTIVE for a long time? AT SOME point they would assume the person is dead. But they can only see the balances and they can see the transactions, as I understand it, but they can't see the NAMES. Right?

Bitcoin data is encoded in block chains and only keys from within those turn the lock in the account. (Again, as I understand it) Maybe they don't have a birthdate or a death date, which Social Security HAS THOSE. Maybe those are keys. Maybe there are other informational keys in Social Security or other government data that are also keys in the blockchain lock on a dead account(s)with billions/trillions,thus, locked in them.

So this would be a reason to rifle through so much government data. To collect those data points. Maybe it's off base? Honestly I am not a crypto/blockchain/Bitcoin king, I just play one on DU.

BUT ALL THESE GUYS, EVERYONE, is about any cash they can lay their hands on. And if Bitcoin can lock up money real good, and if there is unclaimed money to unlock, wouldn't these assholes do everything to open the lock(s)? IMHO.

[Think. Again.]

19. Excellent point.

[lostnfound]

12. You aren't the only person that you care about, are you?

People are blackmailed or extorted for being gay, for having affairs, for cheating on taxes, for drugs or gambling secrets, AND for the condition and circumstances of their CHILDREN. And they make stuff up, too, so you don’t even have to be “guilty”. People were sent to ‘the camps’ in Nazi germany for those reasons.
If your loved one had an abortion, or was raped; or has mental health issues; or your son-in-law is trying to get a job but has some skeleton in his closet — maybe you carry other people’s secrets. And you may fear for what might happen to them.

It could be as simple as ‘your kid has their dream job at the NIH’ and suddenly they are on the list to be fired.

[Think. Again.]

8. I agree.

[Silent Type]

9. Assuming there is any valuable information that is not already available elsewhere.

[moniss]

10. They now have the ability to place false information/accusations in your

files and to use that to cut you out of things, get warrants issued for your arrest etc. It is as easy as making an entry in your bank records for a donation to a terror group etc. and then using that to cut you off and grab you off the street. Even though you never made any such donation. They'll say "prove it" but how are you going to do that when the transaction is in the bank record? You think they are really going to let your lawyers have access to the computer system of the bank in order to identify if that transaction originated with your phone or computer? Not likely and as an example remember that when they ask Verizon etc. for your phone records for other things they tell Verizon you are not to be told about any of it.

[Meowmee]

11. I agree

But also to loot, destroy gov etc.

[Ellipsis]

13. They're making one gigantic searchable database.

[Dan]

14. Since I am retired, a former soldier, a former Techie...this is what I say

The reason on an Individual level is not to get leverage on you, but rather

To ensure that you cease to exist. Think about it.

[yellow dahlia]

17. This is a multi-faceted attack.