Would usher in a terrifying new weapon in the hands of the US government: the control of food. Oops, the rationing computer system crashed in an area that is being defiant and serving the needs of its people ahead of the needs of the government. Technicians are working to fix the problem but warn it could be weeks before the rationing computers are up and running again.
It would be a slippery slope to control it all. Once the infrastructure was in place it could be easily expanded.
"Our software shows you're purchasing more than 24 cans of beer a week. This is unhealthy, and costing all of us in increased healthcare costs. You are being throttled to 6 cans of beer a week, and your account has been debited for a gym membership. Scan the QR code at the entrance of the gym to eventually restore your alcohol access to its former level."
I'm just bitter about ID.me, the third party company we now use in my state to verify our fucking citizenship through, where they literally did what I described
That's literally not the case. It's at times like this I like to remember one of my favorite characters of all of film and literature, Inigo Montoya, and his immortal words: "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
Would usher in a terrifying new weapon in the hands of the US government: the control of food. Oops, the rationing computer system crashed in an area that is being defiant and serving the needs of its people ahead of the needs of the government. Technicians are working to fix the problem but warn it could be weeks before the rationing computers are up and running again.
bring in rationing only on certain things
It would be a slippery slope to control it all. Once the infrastructure was in place it could be easily expanded.
"Our software shows you're purchasing more than 24 cans of beer a week. This is unhealthy, and costing all of us in increased healthcare costs. You are being throttled to 6 cans of beer a week, and your account has been debited for a gym membership. Scan the QR code at the entrance of the gym to eventually restore your alcohol access to its former level."
who the hell said software, you could do this with coupons
The US would outsource it to some shitty tech start up owned by whoever's cousin happens to be a veteran and is available at the time
I think more likely it would be a major corporation in return for
bribescampaign contributionsyeah you're right they'd fuck it up
I'm just bitter about ID.me, the third party company we now use in my state to verify our fucking citizenship through, where they literally did what I described
Yeah America gonna America
It would be software these days. No way they'd do a WWII style coupon book.
yeah probably use blockchain too in order to feel like a smart boy
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That's literally not the case. It's at times like this I like to remember one of my favorite characters of all of film and literature, Inigo Montoya, and his immortal words: "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
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