“I’m knittin’ like a fuckin electric nan”

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  • Because it’s tested. Seriously. Maybe it’s compromised in some way, but we haven’t seen any evidence of that yet, rather we have seen cases where it was very good at protecting people. You may be suspicious, but it can be a mistake to treat suspicion as fact. The problem with a lot of the alternatives, is that they haven’t been so broadly ‘tested’. We don’t have enough data to really trust them IMO.





  • I’ll get dragged, I’m sure, but if your plans for a mass movement rely on millions of people getting the equivalent of a masters degree in dialectical materialism, you’re gonna have a bad time. Like, nothing against reading/studying, but you’ll sway the masses with propaganda and exemplification. What I like best about anarchists, is precisely that they get out into the streets and do stuff. Not that reading and doing are mutually exclusive, but IME there’s quite a lot of (negative) correlation. All I’m really saying, is let’s all play to each others’ strengths, and work together.



  • electric_nan@lemmy.mltoPrivacy@lemmy.mlSo it begins
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    2 months ago

    Something I never see anyone talk about, is how, with all the ‘fingerprinting’ and data collection/analysis these companies do, they already know whether you’re 18 or not. I know this isn’t actually about “protecting the children”, but I’d still like to hear more discussion from the angle of: they already surveil us enough for this purpose.


  • If you’re one of those people super against hijab, do a say, duckduckgo image search for “women in headscarves”. You will see many cultures represented. They aren’t all Muslim, even. Which ones are ‘bad’ and which ‘good’? Would you also ban Orthodox Christians/Jews, or Hindu women from covering their hair? Rasta women?