RED ALERT: Call the Senate to save crypto - US Residents Get on the Phone NOW!
fightforthefuture.org/actions/stop-the-senate...Posted Aug 4, 2021, 9:40 PM UTC
Posted Aug 4, 2021, 9:40 PM UTC
Calm the eff down!
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Central banks control the money therefore they control the governments. The senate cannot write a bill correctly because they don't know what it is. This is why Denelle Dixon is working with lawmakers and the powers that be to draft a bill with precise language to get much needed clarity in the crypto space. Being that she studied law and creates policies, she is more than qualified for this arena
I just e-mailed my senators, probably won't hear back from them, but you never know.
If you are worried about the form, just scroll down for the info.
I cannot verify it, but the form just appears to give you the numbers for your State's senators. Test it out with a fake number and just put in your zip - OR better yet, just google.
Best of luck, I've emailed my representative a few times about crypto and other things. Checked the box even that specifically notes that I would like response and have never gotten one. I do get spammed by their newsletter now though so that's fun. It's great to feel represented
I do think it could be a issue but may call from a line that I am not connected too.
More spam calls. That's exactly what I wanted.
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When we should expect moneygram takeover.?
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This was posted by a mod too... I'm all for supporting crypto but I ain't putting my name and number out there
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Here's your due dilligence
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That you need to read the legal form on the bottom of any info you submit?
Is that standard?
Orifthey get bought out they will give all of your information over to the company that buys them.
It sounds like they want to make outrage, get PII and then sell the orginization.
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From their privacy policy
Sometimes we partner with like-minded organizations, working together so that our coordinated actions have a bigger impact on public policy. If you provide your information to us as part of one of these actions, we may share personal information about you with those like-minded organizations. When these like-minded organizations receive your information, they may use it according to their privacy policies. But don’t worry; we will always let you know when this might happen. Just make sure you read the legal info attached to every form on our websites before you submit.
Fight for the Future may also share personally identifiable information in connection with, or during negotiations of, any merger, sale of company assets, financing, or acquisition of all or a portion of its business to another company. And, of course, we may share personally identifiable information about you if you give us your explicit consent.
Do it the hard way then, man. https://www.senate.gov/general/contacting.htm
Fight For The Future builds call lists around topics you support. They'll keep you informed so you can be part of the informed citizenry. Abiding by legal requirements doesn't make them sketchy, and enshrining their right to use data you give them is understandable. You would do the same for yourself. Why are you not making the same tirade Everytime you walk past a facial imaging camera on your street corner, tracking you? Or the GPS broadcaster in your pocket.
Don't discourage others with Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) around participating in the political system. This time tested republican tactic hurts us all.
This is their policy. https://www.reddit.com/r/Stellar/comments/oy31zb/comment/h7r8ukz/
That isn't abiding by legal requirements
Because I choose my settings and when not to be tracked. I choose when entering that space. Ill help to inform others of the same problems.
This isn't FUD, I wouldent have brought up an issue if this person would have listed the link for people to find their own senators. Instead he linked to a lobbyist group.
So yes, this is a concern of privacy.
I behave like you, not everyone does. People trade security for things. The machine has to profit to work. I don't know what to tell you. Fight for the Future isn't bad.
Regardless if they are bought out your information goes with it.
I don't know if the form stores anything, but I believe it just give you your Sentor's phone number. You can put anything in or just Google it.
I posted about the privacy polictfor otgers.