While this is true, who would they send to get us? The people who are coming don't believe in guns and we do. Also, I don't think there's enough people in the country that would execute such orders.
I know that if I worked for an agency and they told me to go collect someone's guns or detain them, I would tell them to go **** themselves, and I imagine that most law enforcement would feel the same way, because they would then know that they are next.

 

While that is true, the census bureau is authorized to aquire information from other other agencies, like SSA and IRS. Title 13 also says of administration, that the secretary of commerce is supposed to oversee the census bureau.

While, I understand technically the census bureau is still overseen by the secretary of commerce, they also are answering to top level White House officials like White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel. If they will stretch the intent of one statute, why wouldn't they do the same with another?



I guess I'm making a moot point. I see that most people aren't concerned with this, and maybe I'm making something out of nothing. I just hope that there doesn't come a day when all these nothings add up to something, that we can't dig ourselves out from under.

 

While your concerns are valid, as said, more information can be found out about your place from the internet than what you find out from the Census Bureau anyway.
The Government doesn't care what we think, anyway.

 

yep, the lady came out, stood at my doorstep and out came a small gps device. i really dont know why she had to stand on the steps, not like theres another house within 300ft of mine.

 

IMHO, it could be done from the car, but they want people to knock on every door to tell you what's going on and if necessary to ask if there may be other living quarters on the property. As far as my crew goes, if they mark one that obviously can't be anything else, I haven't said a word. Protocol is protocol, though. /shrug