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SW-User
Yes and no
@SW-User explain the no
SW-User
@jetpack No because a lot of people don't do the census anyways.
In my 31 years, I never did the census. My parents never did it from what I recall.
So, it's not like it's going to do much of anything anyways from what's already being done
In my 31 years, I never did the census. My parents never did it from what I recall.
So, it's not like it's going to do much of anything anyways from what's already being done
@SW-User it is your civic responsibility.
SW-User
@jetpack I don't like big government. If I can avoid taxes, I would.
@SW-User I don't either but I participate in the one we have.
QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M
@SW-User Over three hundred million people participated in the 2010 census. So you’re remarkably wrong here.
SW-User
@QuixoticSoul Hey, you. Thank you for coming. I never said most, over half, or an amount. I just said a lot.
So technically, I'm not wrong.
So technically, I'm not wrong.
QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M
@SW-User Technically, maybe, if you want lawyer it a bit.
But since "a lot" turns out to be a very small portion of the population, your argument is essentially that changing the census doesn't matter because a tiny minority of residents manage to elude it. I do not find it persuasive.
But since "a lot" turns out to be a very small portion of the population, your argument is essentially that changing the census doesn't matter because a tiny minority of residents manage to elude it. I do not find it persuasive.