Anonymous #1 11w

All sorts of different places use numbers to identify people. I’ll hear out your arguments if you think Alligator Alcatraz is a concentration camp but the ID number argument is a really stupid one

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Anonymous OP 11w

Wait so what the fuck is your point lmfao

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Anonymous #1 11w

That the number shit is a dumb fucking argument to use

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Anonymous OP 11w

It is I agree, but we're talking about Alligator Auschwitz so I mean, the numbers thing is like if they're only known as their id number not their name, which in all fairness is happening there. An ID number for anything else is an alternative used to compile data.

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Do you have shit for brains? If I got pulled over, they use my name. They don't address me as my driver's license number lmfao.

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Anonymous #1 11w

And how the fuck would you know that. I’ll gladly admit that it’s fucked up if that’s all they’re known as but until you provide a credible source of the conditions I’m not gonna do that

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Again, if I get social security benefits, they will call my phone number and use my legal name. They won't say "hey 999-999-9999". Fucking try me.

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Every person that's sent to Alligator Auschwitz gets an Alien number, which is A with 8 to 9 numbers. Legal names are in the database, but aren't necessarily honored. They're known by their id number. Addressed by the id number.

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SSNs are used for a few reasons - proves your a citizen - shows your record - proves your identity It's not an identifier, it's a support system to prove you're telling the truth.

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They are, but I wouldn't expect you to do any sort of fact checking or critical thinking lmfao.

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You typed out "prolly" lmfao. Isn't that slightly embarrassing?

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False equivalence fallacy. No number that's used as a secondary identifier is equivalent to a primary identifier. It's that simple. if I have to explain this to you word for word you need to go back to primary school.

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