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  We don’t because of pushback to having a National ID, so we’ve made social security a de facto National ID
context: Equifax data breach netted me $5.21. I'm sure the government will pay the going rate for the oops. >
  
  I submitted some additional categories of stuff on that claim that supposedly would've made it worth several hundred dollars. I got a check from them a couple weeks ago for $22, sigh. >
  
  Same, got $12.50... >
  
  Republicans didn't want social security... anyways. >
  
  You have a point. >
  
  These things happen. >
  
  Name checks out. >
  
  We are doomed.. >
  
  Dammit. The two of you. >
  
  This is getting out of hand. >
  
  Yeah. There's two of them. >
  
  Thoughts and prayers 🙏🏻 >
  
  While I assume that this wasn't malicious, you can bet that the far-right will be up in arms over this error. >
  
  Go to the con sub. They're far more concerned about this than they are about trump wandering off with classified and sensitive material. >
  
  A Social Security Number is a joke when used for securing anything. It's absolutely ridiculous that we don't have a better system in place. Maybe this will lead to them passing legislation that actually protects. Not going to hold my breath though.