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Who gets the money, after those who administer it take there cut
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Well, hopefully the dark web version of google kept a nice cache of what was important
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Everything I know about isis, I got from the bbc and politicians.
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But what happens when Oath buys uBlock
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The link tax is an end to organic search results. You want to be found on google, then you’ll need to buy clicks using adwords. Google wins
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Sousveillance is illegal on London’s TFL network. They show adverts on the screens asking you to report anybody doing it.
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Considering that your web activity generates enough money to keep large amounts of people employed, your driving activity would to. I can see Free car journeys in exchange for your attention so that it can be sold to advertisers along with
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Who is better off are the companies that run customs,
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I stand 3 hours a day on the busses and trains trying to keep balance to and from work, I can’t wait to sit down when I finally get the chance.
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It doesn’t matter if it works or not. What matters is that the presence of surveillance creates an impression that you are in some sort of danger, and the syphoning of public money in the name of security is justified and can continue to ha
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Illegal immigrants are a commodity, for businesses that use them, for politicians that claim to protect you from them, for the industry that processes them
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by sbhn 8y ago
What, there is a shortage of workers willing to work for low pay? The Answer. Create competition in the labour sector by relaxing border controls and let in immigrants. Keep there status as illegal, so that you don’t need to pay all the cos
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But GDPR says I can delete my data, I’m confused
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Very good point, the amplification of the importance of WW1 is essential for the families that still profit from war and division today.
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DDG sells your attention, just like all of them. It’s nothing about privacy, or selling your profile. You search a term, you get ads. When they say ‘We don’t sell your data’, it is a distraction, they are selling your immediate attention. D
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The us war on terror will never end, it just makes to much money
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England created Max Headroom before America’s MTV took it over
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Nigel ferage has his own radio show, and it’s very popular, and as you might have guessed, swayed towards reminding its listeners they are under imminent attack
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A church spire can be seen for many miles, and from almost any location in every city, it’s ringing bells can be heard for many miles and in every city. They’ve been doing this for hundreds of years and it’s normalised to the point where yo
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Did they ban church spires and church bells ringing on Sunday. They are advertising also.
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The security industry turns your data into there money by reminding you that’s it’s protecting you from criminals turning your data into there money.
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The placebo effect isn’t a trick.
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I don’t think it would be that hard. Lots of pieces of pie for all involved. It may just happen wait and see
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Facebook will always present itself as your ‘friend’, even if you are a victim of genocide.
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Next time the politician reminds you you’re are under attack from those on welfare, think about the problems of the highly profitable businesses that administer it. 1 for you, and, 2 for me.
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Internet tax
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So Facebook, google, Microsoft, et al, will continue to sell my attention, and now pass the insurance bill onto me. Lol. I know, it’s for my security.
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GCHQ is criminally overfunded. It’s only task is to convincingly communicate to the tax payer that they are under immediate threat of attack, ever time they get the megaphone passed to them. Payed to be paranoid, and extremely well and with
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‘But when the Belgian investigators approached their British counterparts with a request for help in identifying who was behind the three companies, GCHQ declined to cooperate, claiming that cooperation would “bring the sovereignty, securit

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