They always have a list. They just to stupid to know how to use it
And invariably throughout History, the "lists" always end up in the wrong hands...
Or too long to be useful. Seriously, what do you do with a list of people who don't trust the government if;
most Americans don't trust the 911 narrative. most Americans don't trust the JFK n arratve. most Americans don't trust the CDC most Americans don't trust the (((MSM))) most Americans don't trust the police most Americans don't trust either house of congress to the point of hating them most Americans explicitly hate both parties
What is a list of any of those going to do when it's 170 million large at the minimum?
Well, you know... It's a kind of a "When your only tool is hammer..." type of situation
They can spy on everybody, harvest tons of data, make lists, data mine, put that in databases, so what do they do? Well that's what they do
It's a dumb machine, a bureaucratic machine, moved by a dumb will "but why do we do that?" said no mid or low level .gov employee, ever
They just move forward with whatever order lands on their desk, they assume the thinking of the higher ups is good, they "trust their judgment", thinking they probably know better... Reality is also that they haven't any other alternative and they aren't paid to do the thinking.
A government is like an aircraft carrier. It's both very powerful and at the same time, very limited. You don't go down a river with an aircraft carrier, at least you shouldn't, for obvious reasons, that's common sense. Well that common sense is often lost on .gov, there's always an idiot to try to go down the river with it, and then it's beached, and life continues...
the list is the non-sheep. Commies have killed everyone with glasses before
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