The argument shouldn't be: "I don't have anything to hide, so you can surveil me,"
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The argument shouldn't be:
"I don't have anything to hide, so you can surveil me,"Instead, it should be:
"I don't have anything to hide, so you shouldn't surveil me." -
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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Thank you to Steve Bannon for giving away the game:
Step 1: Show the people that ICE can kill anybody.
Step 2: Have ICE show up at polling stations in areas where people vote against Trump, so those neighborhoods do not go vote.
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@VeroniqueB99/116014566955532967
today’s #AltTxt #yaddyadda from Ethpanya’s Papi Sánchez:
We must speak clearly about the management of platforms such as X and the vision of figures like Elon Musk. Freedom of expression is not the right of a magnate to buy the public debate and manipulate it through algorithms that amplify confusion. Spain will move forward with legislation under which technology executives will assume direct criminal liability for serious violations on their platforms. The era of hiding behind servers is over
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When will USA civil war end?
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@inthehands Unfortunately, it seems at least too many elected dems still think it should exist.
Some have joined the 'abolish ICE' calls, but, I don't think enough reps or senators are taking it seriously.
Yet.
Some have changed stances - public pressure matters.
Especially when it's backed up by strikes, disruptive protests, etc.
So, it's not hopeless - but I don't think most of the senate, is seriously considering 'abolish' as an option. [hopefully primaries will be a slaugghter over it]
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It is a crime for the media to not constantly describe Bannon as "Epstein's best bud"
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Also, this guy makes Pontius Pilate look like a mensch
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The last day in Europe. Heading to the Berlin Brandenburg Airport.
