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I have no problem being identified with freedom geeks. I don't think lumping all 4 groups you listed as one group is a foregone conclusion. It seems to me that
by zaphar 15y ago
I have no problem being identified with freedom geeks. I don't think lumping all 4 groups you listed as one group is a foregone conclusion. It seems to me that for the most part people recognize that you can be a member of one while not being a member of the other.
While it may take a certain amount of technical skill to participate that still leaves a free, as in freedom, route open for the dissemination of information. That is, after all, the first step. You can bet that as long as a route remains open then that route will be made easier to use. I point you toward the LOIC as an example. My mother if she were so inclined to take part in a DDOS with that. Something that as recently as a year ago would have been beyond her.
- jiggy2011 15y agoIt seems to me that for the most part people recognize that you can be a member of one while not being a member of the other. Do you think so? People can be very quick to paint people into very broad categories. I would imagine that if you were to join a network where child porn was readily available then it doesn't matter how much you shout about doing it for freedom of speech etc, many people will assume that your secretly only there for the child porn.