@Em0nM4stodon Abolish #VIPLanes

@Em0nM4stodon I agree although I think it has sent me in a different direction as far as solutions from many of the privacy advocates I follow.
Like if the way they've tried to preserve privacy is through (costly in time or money) specialized tools & burner accounts & devices that's just furthering privacy as a privilege. It's like the "look both ways" approach to street safety. It might help in some of the easiest threats, but the threats will get worse and puts the onus on the victims rather than the infrastructure & the operators.

@Em0nM4stodon The real Monarchy is in poverty... it's all the Nazi bourgeoisie. I'm one of the Magna Frisia and we are all poor as dirt under van Oranje rule. We mingled with the Mesopitamian Egyptians and have personal patent DNA... it's IVF.

@Em0nM4stodon Not directly tied to privacy, but overlaps on the "control the crowd" aspects ...

https://tutoteket.no/@forteller/115561176808043083

Cc @forteller

@Em0nM4stodon genuine question - what do? All I've got at the moment is unions, cryptography, and community gardens

@Em0nM4stodon Privacy should be a human right. Especially not one tied to salary or politics. 25mbs internet access should be universal and equally free. The premise being that only through ensured access to we become harder to control and, by extension more free. A people should never be afraid of their government, the inverse, however, I submit, is quite healthy. This is the Alexandria of our time. They saved knowledge and endured. We have the same task in so far as we can endure and unite

@Em0nM4stodon It's "animal farm" all over...
If you've read it, you'll understand.

@Em0nM4stodon #technofeudalism is a very good book if you haven't already heard of it.

@Em0nM4stodon I think if we'd never left feudalism, they wouldn't have rebelled so hard trying to reinstate it.

We *were* making progress in democracy, despite classism not disappearing. I think they want people to feel like it never changes because it gets people to surrender.

I agree that the upper class never disappeared and that "temporarily embarrassed millionaire" feeling kept people voting against their own interests.