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Essentially it's a form of terrorism. They are saying do things our way or we burn your house down. They don't believe in democracy and so what's left? A world
by davidroberts 14y ago
Essentially it's a form of terrorism. They are saying do things our way or we burn your house down. They don't believe in democracy and so what's left? A world where the best people at malicious hacking rule? The same skills they used to do this can shut down power plants, bring down air planes, and wreck general mayhem. They are saying the people in power are corrupt. Some how we have to trust they will never become corrupt.
Before I posted my original comment. I had a moment of fear. What if I pass them off and they decide to ruin my life. Maybe as an exercise size for one of their noobs.
- mindcrime 14y agoEssentially it's a form of terrorism. "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter".
- adamnemecek 14y ago>> They are saying do things our way or we burn your house down. No, they are protesting events that are generally perceived as a gross injustice of the judicial system. >> They don't believe in democracy and so what's left? Says who? To me, they seem to be the very embodiment of civil disobedience (and thusly of democracy). >> The same skills they used to do this can shut down power plants, bring down air planes, and wreck general mayhem. I don't understand how is that related to anything. Yes, a variety of things can be used for good AND BAD purposes. >> They are saying the people in power are corrupt. Some how we have to trust they will never become corrupt. In other words, let's not remove the corrupt people because the people who would replace them COULD be corrupt as well. >> Before I posted my original comment. I had a moment of fear. The thing about fear is that it's not necessarily rational.
- sigzero 14y agoThe very embodiment of civil disobedience? I think not. They are anonymous thugs and vandals and nothing more.
- adamnemecek 14y agoSome examples of said thuggery would not hurt.