> What right does sovereignty give a state to oppress its people? None, I'm just telling you what will happen. The argument was not that people consented, but

> What right does sovereignty give a state to oppress its people? None, I'm just telling you what will happen. The argument was not that people consented, but that first they'll outlaw circumvention and then hunt you down for continuing to try. The point is that there is no technological solution to oppression. Some people here have a certain naïveté that everything can be solved with technology but that view ignores actual power in the actual world.