RFK Jr believes the systems will eventually become a convenient method for identifying those who are in “non-compliance” with either government regulations, or even just general societal norms.
He claims that history demonstrates how rapidly the transition from a “convenience,” such as tracking your health care, travel, and purchases via an app or card, will morph into a system which will begin to limit and potentially restrict access to some basic needs.
When you combine surveillance and control (the most common definition of totalitarianism) and call it a “public health upgrade,” then why should we believe that prior versions did not end up with someone standing on top of another person’s head?
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