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Thoughts on Amnezia VPN?
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this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2024
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I hear what I say and "how dare they be offended" is not what I said lol. It's just funny to me that you would be an anarcho-communist in 2024 and be offended by a stupid symbol being used, that's what I mean (almost like you never learned any lessons from the history, including the disaster of the results of communist movements)
(Now, google what AmneziaVPN is. It's a free and open source project to help people circumvent censorship in Russia, by using their own VPN server. It's not a commercial company, it's an anti-goverment project. Lol. The anarchist "A" means "we are fighting oppressing goverment".
Are you opposing the anti-goverment movement in Russia? Well, that makes sense that you would like to oppose it actually, because the current goverment is a debris of the communist tyranny...)