Digital ID Systems Treat Citizens Like Livestock

Enjoy this fiery clip from The Peasants Perspective Podcast!
Taylor exposes Digital ID systems and connects the dots to make it make sense why we need to consider this seriously before complying without comprehension.

Listen and consider that the digital ID treats citizens like livestock, tracking your every move—Walmart trips, gas station stops, online buys. It’s total control: dictating purchases, jobs, even cash tips from neighbors. This shreds your liberty to contract—your right to freely bargain for labor—while corporations, state puppets, regulate your hours in the "public interest." Echoing Revelation’s mark to buy or sell, this isn’t about loyalty cards; it’s government surveillance on steroids. They print money but crave control—you’re the product. Laws shift like sand; your rights vanish overnight. Wake up before it’s mandatory!
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