Bill Gates is at it again.

[GreyGeek]

The NAZI solution, a tattoo on the forearm, isn't high tech enough, and a Republican in Michigan wants to help.
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology...-their-privacy

The Michigan House of Representatives has passed a controversial bill to microchip humans voluntarily in the state under the guise of protecting their privacy.

The ID2020 is Gates idea and he's spending millions pushing it.
https://greatgameindia.com/bill-gate...rt-kennedy-jr/

[SpecialEd]

[jglen490]

It's corporate America, at least in Michigan, trying to make chipping a condition of employment. The legislation counteracts this by not allowing corporations to make them mandatory. The rest of the story.

[Goeroeboeroe]

https://www.zdnet.com/article/michig...with-new-bill/

[TWPonKubuntu]

I'm glad I don't live in Michigan... But I worry that other states may follow suit, in the name of protecting privacy, of course...

[GreyGeek]

Instead of a tin foil hat we'll need a tin foil glove.

[jglen490]

Of course, the Legislature didn't go far enough. Instead of being made "voluntary", a better true employee-centric law would make chipping as a condition of employment illegal. But, guess who's hand is far up the backside of legislators, it's not employees. No, it's the big bucks of business, and it's very easy for business to figure out who to not hire by finding who would not voluntarily do some jack*** thing like a chip - even voluntarily.

I was going to blame the Republican for being the jerk, but after a moment of thought, dollars don't care about partisan politics.

The legislation in Michigan does absolutely nothing for someone looking for employment.