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Criminal conspiracy as a service. I don’t think I’d invest my money. Edit: to clarify their marketing is transparently targeting organizers of street violence.
by User23 6y ago
Criminal conspiracy as a service. I don’t think I’d invest my money.
Edit: to clarify their marketing is transparently targeting organizers of street violence. I have no problem with encryption and don’t think government forbidding it is a good idea.
- p1necone 6y agoYou're going to need to be more specific. People are downvoting you because it's not really clear what you're talking about, and I'm getting serious alt-right conspiracy vibes.
- User23 6y agoI can assure you that you cannot in fact read minds and any "vibes" you are experiencing are autogenerated. Also, please remember "Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading"[1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- ezluckyfree 6y agoOne of the core contradictions of liberal democracy is that all of the freedoms we hold up as advantages of it were obtained by people violently protesting it: labor rights, LGBT rights, environmental legislation, and obviously we are still fighting.. So, congratulations, I guess, on being privileged enough that your interests have always aligned with the interests of the state.
- maqp 6y agoNo it's being marketed to protesters, it's not helping violent people in any more ways than oxygen is. Let's ban oxygen from street thugs too? The cops are already doing great job on that. Also, privacy this app helps to protect is a fucking human right too. You're not welcome here, please leave.
- lawtalkinghuman 6y ago> their marketing is transparently targeting organizers of street violence. The cops already have radios.