gelotar

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   by gelotar 5y ago

   A society cannot "simply choose" to reject corporate and government mass surveillance. There was no public vote I'm aware of to decide whether to install cameras and sensors on every street and highway. Shall we vote to take
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   by gelotar 5y ago

   So if some heavily armed stranger touches your neck and that makes you nervous, you're probably guilty of something?
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   by gelotar 5y ago

   Who is empowered when the masses are swallowed by fear? It is not some hooded maniac rubbing his hands together in his basement. It is the state, which maintains control. Control is maintained by fear; fear is engineered through psychologic
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   by gelotar 7y ago

   I have a couple comments. First, most people are not at all "well-educated about the effects of recreational drug use", including medical professionals who are mostly only versed in the effects of legal drugs... Or are you refer
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   by gelotar 7y ago

   Let's see how far we can take "mental health issues". I'm pretty sure that we could make a case for every person in the world having "mental health issues". I think we can collectively agree that our society is
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   by gelotar 7y ago

   Right? You either love vaccines or you hate humans. It's simple.