Yeah, proof of vaccination to access certain public facilities is already a feature in many Western countries already.

But when I say “precedent”, I mean an example like government-sponsored apps (e.g. Australia) used to log the private data of its citizens. Can’t you see how the application of this technology can be adjusted from virus or vaccine-tracking to dissident blacklisting with a few tweaks?

Mind you, my opposition to such monitoring doesn’t come from a classical liberal argument of civil liberties, but a practical concern regarding the health of our movement.

The main problem we face is the demographic replacement of our people, but it’s not like encouraging general disobedience contradicts this. The biggest obstacle to racial consciousness is how pacified and apathetic the average individual is. Thus, I would argue stirring the pot potentially produces net benefits in the long-term that we could channel and redirect at the proper target(s).