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You certainly could call it cyber-terrorism, which is why I vehemently disagree with ineffective measures such as these. They accomplish nothing except to give
by notdrunkatall 14y ago
You certainly could call it cyber-terrorism, which is why I vehemently disagree with ineffective measures such as these. They accomplish nothing except to give the government ammunition to use in the fight to expand its scope and power over online activities in the name of fighting some new, vague threat.
Anonymous, you're wasting your goodwill on this bullshit, and in the end, you're almost certainly just hurting all of us. Just stop it.
- kaybe 14y agoTerrorism as a word is far too strong here. It rather falls into the area of vandalism, I'd say. Or are you feeling terror at the thought of a website defacement? The use of "terrorism" is quite inflationary these days, just as "war against.." was before. We have to take care, this can easily lead to more 'anti-terrorism measures', since there is so much more 'terrorism' (because all kinds of 'terrorism' are unquestionably horrible!). (I'm not saying there is no terrorism, but.. let's just be careful how we use the word.)
- hawleyal 14y agoAgreed. Equivalent of spray-painting over a billboard.