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@cm0002@infosec.pub’s a tankie now‽
News to me lmao
They are cross-posting the biggest bs from ml, and this is another example for this.
Such post are apparently not news, the only intention is portraying the West as bad, and then portray China as the only alternative.
lemmy.ml is a general instance, the instance for MLs is lemmygrad.
I understand if you're frustrated about political stuff here, unfortunately things like privacy are extremely tied to politics and we can't avoid that connection unless we avoid talking about privacy. And the first step to push back against surveillance is to be informed.
I am not frustrated about political stuff, it's just that this is 10 years old. We all know this already.
And lemmy/.ml maybe be 'softer' the the grads and bears, but you are also banned there if you criticize China. The mods there pursue the same pro-China, anti-democratic propaganda.
I crosspost all good non-tankie content
This post is a privacy problem that is absolutely pervasive in all dystopian authoritarian or authoritarian-trending states to include China, Russia, US, NK, UK and now worrisomely the broader EU
Why am I cross-posting .ml content?
It's interesting that you are not a bot and have some purpose, but I'm blocking you anyway. Crossposts suck.
Everyone knows that already. This is 10 years old. If we all post things that old because they're "absolutely pervasive" then Lemmy is a history archive or something.
There's plenty of room on the Threadiverse for both new and historical posts. Especially historical posts that are still relevant today.
And all the apparatuses discussed in the video are all not just likely still in operation, but expanded upon AND currently under the control of one of the most authoritarian presidents in US history. It's more relevant now then ever before and worthy of continued discussion