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This is as likely and will be taken as seriously as the possibility of addressing the grievances of the people that committed 9/11. To continue the over-genera
by cjdavis 15y ago
This is as likely and will be taken as seriously as the possibility of addressing the grievances of the people that committed 9/11.
To continue the over-generalization - that Anonymous has not (yet) claimed responsibility for any violent acts is the only thing separating the two in the eyes of the government (and the general public.)
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- mentat 15y agoAnonymous, the hacker group, is not synonymous with people who are sympathetic is some of their real world actions. The best way to separate the pure anarchic core from people who are just pissed would be to address some of the most obvious injustices currently perceived by Anonymous' target audience. If we're really at the point at which it's impossible to recognize differences of opinion, or more specifically, belief that laws should be upheld as a "grievance" then things are much worse than I thought.
- wnight 15y ago> This is as likely and will be taken as seriously as the possibility of addressing the grievances of the people that committed 9/11. And this is why things will continue to happen to you without your understanding. > that Anonymous has not (yet) claimed responsibility for any violent acts is the only thing separating the two in the eyes of the government (and the general public. That you have (yet) to rape someone (or perhaps only to be caught for it) is the only thing separating you from a rapist in the eyes of the public. What was your point? The government though is a different story, they don't have an opinion, they have spin. If something weakens the USA's unjust power, the government is against it. If it helps them, they're for it. Sociopaths will say anything.