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I agree. Civil disobedience is the only solution to such anti-intellectual crusades of greed. The only problem is that people that work on such tools will be pe
by joesmo 11y ago
I agree. Civil disobedience is the only solution to such anti-intellectual crusades of greed. The only problem is that people that work on such tools will be persecuted (and prosecuted) even if those tools are completely legal (see the pirate bay, popcorn time, and anything related to bittorent). Still, better to risk trying than to bow down to greed.
- moron4hire 11y agoThat's kind of the point of civil disobedience. You acknowledge that the penalty is worth standing up for your cause.
- joesmo 11y agoNo, I'm building legal software, not practicing civil disobedience. What others do with it shouldn't affect my freedom or life negatively. But it will.
- rangibaby 11y agoThat is the cost of freedom.
- brooklyndude 11y agoCivil disobedience was a lot harder to do in 1776 then 2016. Marching in the street will probably have you bio-scanned, in a database, linked to your Metro Card. So Plan B?