Hey it worked.
Raz0r:
I’m alright with this.
I’m shocked.
Raz0r:
Anonymity is overrated except for very specific situations, such as whistle-blowing to a newspaper, dangerous testimony in court, and a few others. Online, anonymity has made hatred and resentment fester. A way to root that nonsense is to make people post as who they are. Privacy rights don’t apply when you’re using it to harass people.
The point of free speech is to protect unpopular speech. Period. Without that there is no freedom of speech.
I am so glad that I was lucky enough to have had 1984 and Animal Farm be required reading in highschool.
BBQ
June 6, 2016, 3:35am
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Doesn’t south Korea already have this kind of ID system?
Raz0r
June 6, 2016, 3:42am
23
ParryAll:
Hey it worked.
Raz0r:
I’m alright with this.
I’m shocked.
Raz0r:
Anonymity is overrated except for very specific situations, such as whistle-blowing to a newspaper, dangerous testimony in court, and a few others. Online, anonymity has made hatred and resentment fester. A way to root that nonsense is to make people post as who they are. Privacy rights don’t apply when you’re using it to harass people.
The point of free speech is to protect unpopular speech. Period. Without that there is no freedom of speech.
I am so glad that I was lucky enough to have had 1984 and Animal Farm be required reading in highschool.
Harassment is a completely separate issue razor. You can call the police on people actually harassing you and as far as online trolls there are block and ignore tools. I’ve had stalkers in real life, and I’ve also had plenty of harassment in my life and I expect more in the future. But unlike you I’m a big boy who can handle it, and I don’t need the government interfering in my life with control freak legislation that ultimately leads towards a totalitarian hellish nightmare of censorship and thought crime.
Just look what’s happening in parts of Europe with people being arrested for making YouTube videos like this one: one step away from thought crime IMO.
We’ve always been at war with ISIS. We’ve always been at war with Al Qaeda.
Your speech is protected from government censorship, but there’s nothing saying you can say it anonymously. Besides, your speech is only protected from government censorship. An ID is neither censoring your speech by government intervention or a hindrance to you actually practicing it.
Stop using ridiculous specious reasoning and fearmongering.
Raz0r:
ParryAll:
Hey it worked.
Raz0r:
I’m alright with this.
I’m shocked.
Raz0r:
Anonymity is overrated except for very specific situations, such as whistle-blowing to a newspaper, dangerous testimony in court, and a few others. Online, anonymity has made hatred and resentment fester. A way to root that nonsense is to make people post as who they are. Privacy rights don’t apply when you’re using it to harass people.
The point of free speech is to protect unpopular speech. Period. Without that there is no freedom of speech.
I am so glad that I was lucky enough to have had 1984 and Animal Farm be required reading in highschool.
Harassment is a completely separate issue razor. You can call the police on people actually harassing you and as far as online trolls there are block and ignore tools. I’ve had stalkers in real life, and I’ve also had plenty of harassment in my life and I expect more in the future. But unlike you I’m a big boy who can handle it, and I don’t need the government interfering in my life with control freak legislation that ultimately leads towards a totalitarian hellish nightmare of censorship and thought crime.
Just look what’s happening in parts of Europe with people being arrested for making YouTube videos like this one: one step away from thought crime IMO.
We’ve always been at war with ISIS. We’ve always been at war with Al Qaeda.
Your speech is protected from government censorship, but there’s nothing saying you can say it anonymously. Besides, your speech is only protected from government censorship. An ID is neither censoring your speech by government intervention or a hindrance to you actually practicing it.
Stop using ridiculous specious reasoning and fearmongering.
It’s a slippery slope my friend.
Look at the Hitler dog guy.
If you don’t know some guy in Europe got arrested for making a joke video about his dog looking like hitler. Not my kind of humor but it was harmless.
Anyways I know from the last thread that you love me for some reason and like to push my buttons, I’m not going to fall for it again.
No idea what you’re talking about with “fear mongering”. I guess you scare easy. If the truth is scary to you so be it.
Raz0r
June 6, 2016, 3:48am
25
I knew I shouldn’t have wasted a reply on you. On the ignore list you go.
SHIN AKUMA IS THIS YOU???
Ga wa, ken o kiwameshimono. U nura no muryoku-sa, sono karada de shire I!
Raz0r:
ParryAll:
Hey it worked.
Raz0r:
I’m alright with this.
I’m shocked.
Raz0r:
Anonymity is overrated except for very specific situations, such as whistle-blowing to a newspaper, dangerous testimony in court, and a few others. Online, anonymity has made hatred and resentment fester. A way to root that nonsense is to make people post as who they are. Privacy rights don’t apply when you’re using it to harass people.
The point of free speech is to protect unpopular speech. Period. Without that there is no freedom of speech.
I am so glad that I was lucky enough to have had 1984 and Animal Farm be required reading in highschool.
Harassment is a completely separate issue razor. You can call the police on people actually harassing you and as far as online trolls there are block and ignore tools. I’ve had stalkers in real life, and I’ve also had plenty of harassment in my life and I expect more in the future. But unlike you I’m a big boy who can handle it, and I don’t need the government interfering in my life with control freak legislation that ultimately leads towards a totalitarian hellish nightmare of censorship and thought crime.
Just look what’s happening in parts of Europe with people being arrested for making YouTube videos like this one: one step away from thought crime IMO.
We’ve always been at war with ISIS. We’ve always been at war with Al Qaeda.
Your speech is protected from government censorship, but there’s nothing saying you can say it anonymously. Besides, your speech is only protected from government censorship. An ID is neither censoring your speech by government intervention or a hindrance to you actually practicing it.
Stop using ridiculous specious reasoning and fearmongering.
So voter id doesn’t hinder anybodies ability to vote.
Got it!
Manx
June 6, 2016, 5:11am
30
WELP! Let’s start learning to make forgeries, then.
:tup:
Yo if you can forge your biometrics let me buy a US passport from you dawg.
Where there’s a will there’s a way.
It’s just a proposal btw. This isn’t law yet. However I’m not sure how the EU works. By my very vague understanding there is an unelected body that passes the laws they want and there’s nothing your actually elected parliament or representatives can do about it.
#Brexit
regulate:
And it begins!
Hell yea, Living in the US would be a dream come true for me, vote for Trump, buy military grade weaponry, sit in a clock tower and just rain death down on undesirables safe in the knowledge the state will attempt to take me in alive due to my ethnicity.
Manx
June 6, 2016, 6:18am
35
Biometrics are the easiest of forgeries. The systems are only concerned with a few pieces of telemetry and the amount of trust placed in them, largely due to their obscure and arcane nature, makes the Human element very easy to control as well.
It can be hacked. It will be hacked. It will be trivial.
:tup:
crucades:
Brexit
Brexit is one of those words that piss me off. not the meaning behind it, just the way it looks and how it sounds when i say it aloud. the name “Layla Kayleigh” makes me want to punch a toddler too. this is important.
Margaret Howell’s calves :tup:
idgaf that combination of letters is ass
I don’t like it.
Margaret Howell is beautiful. I take girls that are beautiful over ass and boobs that you can’t kiss and need to put a bag over their heads. Sorry.
gamergate was disgusting. “gaming journalism integrity” lmaonade who gives a fuck. dudes were angry that a woman cheated on her boyfriend, and sent her death/rape threats. gross. even on here, guys like senninSRK obviously worshipped elliot rodgers and was gonna go on a shooting spree. if twitter required IDs, a lot of this would go away. 4chan would still allow anonymity for people who were actually fighting good causes aka government oppression, but gross dudes who wanted to spew hatred at women would be exposed, and gamergate stupidity would’ve been stopped in its tracks