Quote from: OgNasty on August 06, 2025, 08:44:20 PM

You literally trust someone who doxxed me. Your words don’t match your actions. You are a fraud that pretends to be for things like freedom and privacy, but you support doxxing and lawfare. It is actually amazing the way you’ve manipulated people on this website to think you aren’t a total hypocrite and evil person. You are.

Tell the truth now, was it ever really that hard to doxx you? Even if the average retarded AI monkey here could do it, it's a form of people making and enforcing their own laws when they don't trust anybody in authority is going to do anything about a problem with someone. You sound like a whining toddler because someone trusts someone you don't.

Waaaah. Where's the nearest closest you can be locked in so we don't have to hear screaming babies?

Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 11:09:48 AM

I like your writing style for this! Makes me miss TMAN. What amazes me most is that it's exclusively used for more surveillance, and not for more border security. It's like anyone can get in, after which they'll just tighten the ropes on everyone in the country "because of terrorism". Open borders are used to reduce privacy. Years ago, after many ATM bombings in my country, they removed many ATMs. The ultimate goal is no doubt to get rid of all cash money. On my last trip through Germany, there were long lines at the gas station toilets. Not because the toilets were full, but because 90% of the people use their debitcard to pay €1 to open the gate to the toilet, which is much slower than dropping a coin into the machine. Their bank literally knows when and where they take a piss!

Oh LoyceV, you've no doubt read some of my angrier posts over the years, the ones I make when I've got a belly full of angry fire. I could go toe to toe with TMAN any day of the week when I'm in that headspace--and I'd be damn glad to have him back on the forum as well.

Thanks for sharing that anecdote about the situation in your country. I keep hearing about how bad it's going to get in Europe in terms of privacy, and even though I don't live there and am not bound by whatever nonsensical laws they have passed or will pass in the name of [terrorism/money laundering/pornography/save the children, please!], I'm hoping it does not turn into a dystopia for you. Or one that's going to be so entrenched in the upcoming generations that it'll be nearly impossible to reverse. And then of course I'm also hoping these slobs who make the laws for us in the US don't start putting on another transparent magic show, full of misdirection in order to get bills passed that obliterate privacy online, offline, and probably in the afterlife if they can do it.

Christ, what a shit show this is. Somebody please change the channel to a program where everyone is sane and there aren't aspects of the scariest horror movie playing constantly. Either that, or we need to lock arms and fight these elected criminals in the streets. Not for nothing, but that's how things were done centuries ago.

And please, I know this forum is probably infested with government spooks. So I here and now declare for the record that I am not calling for armed insurrection. Any non-spooks can PM me.

Quote from: Alpha Marine on Today at 01:04:16 PM

They may not make it as obvious as asking for age verification or requesting ID to visit the website, but instead, they will use corporations like Google, Microsoft or Apple and other companies that own browsers. Of course, they will make up an excuse. One day, you will need an ID to have an account on these platforms<snip>

It might be really hard to do, but you've got to vote with your clicks, i.e., if your prediction comes true....you've got to say goodbye to Google, fuck Apple, use linux instead of Windows, and in general do not support your oppressors by fellating them at your computer desk.

If you're giving gifts to the meatsacks that call themselves human beings, the ones who've put us all in a transparent glass prison, you're just exacerbating the problem.

Sic semper tyrannis.