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I just started watching/reading the Handmaid's Tale. For those who aren't familiar with the story (I wasn't until earlier this week), it warns about a time in the future where the rights of women have been lost. While the book focuses on the plight of women, I believe it is a cautionary tale for all underserved and marginalized groups.
I've noted before about how the federal government was attempting to collect information I believed violated my privacy; information such as if I had illegitimate children of if there was someone who knew something about embarrassing about me of a sexual nature.
While watching the first episode, I thought to myself "How did they know that much information about any of these women?"; my whistleblower experience came to mind. Someone attempted to collect information about me in a federal database that capture behavioral type of information. If governments are capturing that information now, what is stopping governments from collecting personal gynecological information on women... Gynecological information is part of our medical records - which are in digital/electronic format. How big of a leap is it to be transferred to government databases...
Folks, we need to pay attention to what is going on and stop being distracted by petty stuff.
The Rule of Law Matters!
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[@maryj5593]

Hello Danielle,thank you for putting your thoughts into words. I am 70years old living in a small town in Somerset UK. I too read the Handmaid's Tale about 10 years ago, very chilling. I watched the first series and most of the second but I found it so emotionally draining as I became too invested in the characters. Over here at job interviews questions regarding children are not permitted under employment laws. I was shocked by what happened to you and what will happen to other women. You are a sensitive reflective soul. It's Sunday morning here and your channel just appeared on my phone. I will now subscribe. Thank you for your efforts in spreading the truth. Best wishes to you and your family in America

[@DanielleSpencer-hv5fh]

Thanks for your comments! Greatly appreciated! Here, folks are not supposed to ask questions about 'illegitimate' children or sexual conduct either, esp. if the person doesn't have a criminal record. But, I think this part of a larger plan of the government being able to monitor folks - using technology, and not being held accountable. l'll discuss why I think that in a later video - all based on a court ruling.

[@catherinetripp8952]

I was asked if I was pregnant or planning to become pregnant.

[@DanielleSpencer-hv5fh]

Wow. Don't think those questions are allowed either - b/c it can be used as a reason to discriminate against an applicant.

[@EszencePress]

Profound!