I love how the laws of capitalism require constant either expansion of industry or reduction in staff to the point that they end up shooting themselves in the foot by reducing the collective labor power of the very traitors who are meant to protect them.
The exception being police, but police are more compensated through local petty bourgeoisie. As the rapidly increasing financial crises begin to completely eradicate that class, there will be nothing left to protect them...
If they add you to a list tomorrow or three years from now, it doesn't really matter. They don't need to get things done quickly because most people are just terminally online or just reading about random stuff.
Yeah I guess they could do some automated algorithmic stuff, but man-hours are still very limited.
I love how the laws of capitalism require constant either expansion of industry or reduction in staff to the point that they end up shooting themselves in the foot by reducing the collective labor power of the very traitors who are meant to protect them.
The exception being police, but police are more compensated through local petty bourgeoisie. As the rapidly increasing financial crises begin to completely eradicate that class, there will be nothing left to protect them...
If they add you to a list tomorrow or three years from now, it doesn't really matter. They don't need to get things done quickly because most people are just terminally online or just reading about random stuff.