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Why does everyone make such a fuss about privacy?
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this post was submitted on 18 Sep 2023
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You'd tell them because the law might not consider your activities illegal at this time. But what about trans kids? What about people who have abortions? Unfortunately, we can't trust any state or legal system to continue to have our best interests in mind.
Better that we normalize a free and private internet now while we still have the privilege of saying "I'd tell them..." And if you'd tell them, then great! But that should be your choice, your agency. It shouldn't be data that we expect to have collated about us just by visiting a site online.
cough freedom of choice cough. I choose not to allow freedom of choice.
"Your honor, I deny this person their right to liberty on the grounds that I am able to profit by restricting it."
"I will not tolerate attempts to stif-"
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