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Persephone

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“As punishment for your crimes. You are to be unrecorded. Every entry in every database, system, file, and system of record that refers to you will be deleted. Your driving license, your passport, your birth certificate, marriage certificate, all voided. Your banks, your insurance, your ownership records for your house, cars, etc all gone. You will not be able to create new ones. You will not have a grave marker. Your children’s birth certificates will be updated to list no one as their father. No one will be able to find any record of you existing but a hole in the family tree. The only record of you existing will be in the system that makes sure nothing else records you.”

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airtower@woem.men

Fiona

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@mindpersephone There’s quite a bit of historical precedent, but generally after death (damnatio memoriae). neocat_laugh_sweat

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pavel

Pavel Machek

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@mindpersephone Well, sounds like a free pass to commit more crimes :-).
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