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Some more info about this case: https://www.eff.org/node/81889 https://www.eff.org/node/81889 One of the seven words was “precarisation”, which had been used
by kirsebaer 12y ago
Some more info about this case:
https://www.eff.org/node/81889 https://www.eff.org/node/81889
One of the seven words was “precarisation”, which had been used in a statement by arsonists. Anne Roth was a former squatter and founded Indymedia Germany.
- mrottenkolber 12y agoOH NO! SQUATTERS!
- harry8 12y agoNo matter how silly, there's always an apologist. Paid? Unpaid? Who cares, just note nothing is so bad there won't be one and move on. 7 words trawled from all of your combined words of everything you published and no doubt a bunch of stuff you thought was private. You just used that word too, kirsebaer and you did it because you are guilty.
- spacefight 12y agoThat is the perfect example how silly this is.
- graeme 12y agoThat's also a statement used regularly by French newspapers. "Precaire" is a standard word in french to mean "underemployed", except it's a broader term for all those who have shaky economic systems. Precarisation just means the process of more people falling into tenuous economic circumstances. It's a common topic of discussion in the US....the only difference is that word doesn't really exist in casual English.