tremor77 wrote:[...]are we all just apolitical now and don't really give a damn one way or the other[?]
tremor77 wrote:For the record I still have a great personal distaste for Julian Assange.
tremor77 wrote:But I have to side with Wikileaks, as I've seen the freedom of information and right to operate online continually dwindle over the last several years...
tremor77 wrote:On the other issue, I think all these DDoS protests are actually harmful to the cause (on either side) because it cheapens the chance for valid intellectual debate.
Vulpine wrote:<br><br>Quoted for fucking truth! If Anonymous wants to really instigate some constructive change, they should stop touching themselves, stop drooling over hentai, and stop giving each other high-fives like corn-shucking frat boys. They're the epitome of a more technical form of slacktivism.tremor77 wrote:On the other issue, I think all these DDoS protests are actually harmful to the cause (on either side) because it cheapens the chance for valid intellectual debate.
Fascination wrote:In all honest if HTS got some people together, we could make a much more concentrated effort, and actually pull something off.
PlanetaryAlchemy wrote:Fascination wrote:In all honest if HTS got some people together, we could make a much more concentrated effort, and actually pull something off.
Potentially. But it's illegal, so that doesn't happen here. The 'espionage' charge that the Americans apparently have will be interesting reading.
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