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> If you think it’s in societies best interest to filter the internet for people like me, don’t worry about my access to firearms. I can't talk about "people l
by bArray 3y ago
> If you think it’s in societies best interest to filter the internet for people like me, don’t worry about my access to firearms.
I can't talk about "people like you", I don't know you. Your immediate jump towards the destruction of society upon discussion on an opt-in filtering of your internet is concerning.
> I’m not an idiot and I don’t need guns to dedicate all my time to ruining society and destroying infrastructure.
I'm not calling you an idiot. The guns were just an example of a right that can removed if a person is mentally unwell. Again, I am still completely undecided how it would be offered in such a way that cannot be politically weaponized. I would default to the null position, which is not to offer it unless such issues could first be addressed.
As for your disillusions of grandeur regarding the 'ruining society and destroying infrastructure' - I think your years of smoking weed to treat your depression are catching up with you. I won't reply further as I don't want to fuel whatever it is you're going through, but please reach out to those around you for help.
- newsclues 3y agoIt’s not grandeur to understand that the infrastructure that makes society function is not incredibly fragile. It’s a realistic observation of people that understand technology. Turn the power off and everything will fail. My extreme reaction to the idea of your totalitarian control isn’t going to be rare, I just don’t have anything to lose by publicly expressing it. I come from the era of an open internet where it’s viewed as a human right.