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Well i got the "knock knock" today.
The census worker didnt even know the law or have documents to prove what i had to answer. He claimed it was all confidential. I asked him if the Japanese Americans during WWII who were put in camps thought it was confidential. That info was used in part to round them up.
All i gave him was a head count, ages and we are native born US citizens. He asked if i was Hispanic and i told him no im an American. Its rather obvious im not Hispanic but each time he asked i told him i consider my race as American PERIOD.
He even admitted he didnt know the law.
I told him if he wants more info come back prepared with the federal documents that show i must give other info. Its a head count and thats it until he can prove otherwise and disprove that the info has not ALWAYS been kept confidential.
His GPS had mysterious issues too. LOL
It felt good.
The census worker didnt even know the law or have documents to prove what i had to answer. He claimed it was all confidential. I asked him if the Japanese Americans during WWII who were put in camps thought it was confidential. That info was used in part to round them up.
All i gave him was a head count, ages and we are native born US citizens. He asked if i was Hispanic and i told him no im an American. Its rather obvious im not Hispanic but each time he asked i told him i consider my race as American PERIOD.
He even admitted he didnt know the law.
I told him if he wants more info come back prepared with the federal documents that show i must give other info. Its a head count and thats it until he can prove otherwise and disprove that the info has not ALWAYS been kept confidential.
His GPS had mysterious issues too. LOL
It felt good.