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I am not arguing from a position of principle, my argument is one of computer security; if you got a zero day exploit then that's an invitation for taking advan

I am not arguing from a position of principle, my argument is one of computer security; if you got a zero day exploit then that's an invitation for taking advantage of it? Now if you can legally get rid of someone, then that's something similar to a zero day exploit with regards to the principle of having to protect the lives of the states subjects (who are paying taxes exactly for the purpose of upholding this principle).

sokoloff 6y ago
Should the state’s citizens (or subjects as you call them) be allowed to run a different OS than the one which the state determines is “the absolutely most secure and therefore state-sanctioned”? If they can’t, do they really own their computer?
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