I took the survey and wasn’t worried at all about it.

But some parts of the survey allow people to just write in anything they want. So a person could easily write in something that would clearly give probable cause for a warrant and it would certainly hold up in court, as would any resulting conviction. I mean, a person could say, “I committed crime A against person B yesterday at 10 AM at location C.”! If you specified A, B, and C, I’d say that is pretty clearly probable cause.

So, as you suggest, people should treat it just as they would talking to a therapist.

Even if it was a trap, that would never hold up in court. Not saying law enforcement doesn’t lie ( They do ) but having a survey posted and vetted by F.A.C that would screw over the masses of registered folks would be dismissed.
Now, just like when speaking to a therapist, if you state you are actively offending with someone, then all bets are off but it would be a Hell of a stretch for them to use anything we said in the survey to make an arrest.
I did not see anything in the 30 minutes of questions that gave me pause.

You saw something in the survey that asked incriminating information? I didn’t.

How could a survey like this possibly give law enforcement probable cause to apply for a warrant?

Sounds like a novel idea. However on my news they said if you do not participate (Which is not required by law) they will send people to your door once a week until you take it.

I prefer to not have people keep coming to my door bother us.

I am also conducting the survey regarding US Census participation as a registrant.

Some have suggested refusing to take the US Census as a way to protest the treatment of registered persons. After all, the US Census is used to determine community funds, and since registered persons are treated as second class citizens, why take the Census like any other citizen?

Whether you plan on taking it or not, my survey is open to all Registered Persons and their loved ones. And it is short, just nine questions with the last merely a comment section.

Please take the survey and share with other registrants.