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this equivalency is so insane. honestly what the fuck is wrong with these people? https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1357237501388283905 …pic.twitter.com/bTbZoD90Mv
should we dismantle private messaging platforms because someone, somewhere, may be spreading misinformation, a word for which we still refuse to provide a coherent and consistently-applied definition? "idk it's a little crazy but maybe! Lol" — the actual new york times
i'm sorry but anyone casually discussing whether or not we might "do something" about free people talking to each other privately on a messaging app is a fucking fascist, fuck off
Because they actually believe misinformation is a crime
It does potentially have real-world consequences, up to and including the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people from COVID or the government being overthrown.
Unfortunately now that Bill Barr isn't the one saying this they no longer will feel obligated to defend encryption, nor realize that they are now taking a position akin to banning math.
I would argue that "criminal" being used to toss potheads into prison - often dissent & "criminal" aren't so different. I'm way more concerned about the state than anybody using encrypted messages ...
Oh, another hand-wringer who doesn't want the government to have total access to all their conversations.
mask off moment for the naive utilitarians who think there are no principles besides their calculations of 'harm'
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