Postby Hanarchy Montanarchy » Thu Apr 06, 2017 6:46 am
TheReal_ND wrote:You failed to contribute. Naming the Jew is constructive for some people.
You can't take a break from oiling up them Jew-hunting rifles of yours to make common cause with the sans culottes against the neo-liberals and technocrats?
Enemy of my enemy and all that?
HAIL!
Her needs America so they won't just take his shit away like in some pussy non gun totting countries can happen.
-Hwen
On the changes to the internet legislation I think John C. Dvorak nails it again. Nothing has changed. The law wasn't even implemented. It's against the FCC regulation. It was brought about by Google and other browser makers who are already collecting the data and don't want competition. No reason to get worked up. Carry on.
As early as the 1970s, however, the bond between capitalism and individual privacy was becoming unstuck. In 1977, the right-wing legal jurist Richard Posner put forward his “economic theory of privacy,” eventually publishing it in a paper in, aptly, 1984. There, he argued that individual privacy hindered capitalism by interrupting the free flow of information that markets need to be efficient. Posner concluded that “people should not — on economic grounds in any event — have a right to conceal material facts about themselves.”
Postby The Conservative » Thu Apr 06, 2017 10:55 am
Speaker to Animals wrote:Yeah, let's just sell everybody's secrets for profit. Fuck it. How bad could shit really get??
Here is the situation, the majority of people overshare shit all the time... so why should they be worried about their privacy?
Those who are afraid, or don't want their stuff sold, already are taking precautions. But in reality, it won't matter...the government can get access to it at any time they want...
Postby Speaker to Animals » Thu Apr 06, 2017 11:00 am
The Conservative wrote:
Speaker to Animals wrote:Yeah, let's just sell everybody's secrets for profit. Fuck it. How bad could shit really get??
Here is the situation, the majority of people overshare shit all the time... so why should they be worried about their privacy?
Those who are afraid, or don't want their stuff sold, already are taking precautions. But in reality, it won't matter...the government can get access to it at any time they want...
Yeah, I can't imagine, TC. Wait till family court and you will find out..
Speaker to Animals wrote:Yeah, let's just sell everybody's secrets for profit. Fuck it. How bad could shit really get??
Here is the situation, the majority of people overshare shit all the time... so why should they be worried about their privacy?
Those who are afraid, or don't want their stuff sold, already are taking precautions. But in reality, it won't matter...the government can get access to it at any time they want...
The internet was created, marketed, and represented as a secure communications tool. The impression was deliberately made, at every step of the way, on every single website, that your traffic was between you and the recipient. Don't pretend that there was some kind of "consent" made at any point for peoples' lives to be bought and sold.
Postby The Conservative » Thu Apr 06, 2017 12:18 pm
GrumpyCatFace wrote:
The Conservative wrote:
Speaker to Animals wrote:Yeah, let's just sell everybody's secrets for profit. Fuck it. How bad could shit really get??
Here is the situation, the majority of people overshare shit all the time... so why should they be worried about their privacy?
Those who are afraid, or don't want their stuff sold, already are taking precautions. But in reality, it won't matter...the government can get access to it at any time they want...
The internet was created, marketed, and represented as a secure communications tool. The impression was deliberately made, at every step of the way, on every single website, that your traffic was between you and the recipient. Don't pretend that there was some kind of "consent" made at any point for peoples' lives to be bought and sold.
Wow... you are so wrong on so many levels...
The internet was never meant to be a secure communication tool. It was meant to be a way to allow free flowing information and ideas. It was originally designed to allow colleges and universities to exchange ideas, it was never meant for the general public, after ARPANET that is.
The security you are now expecting was added onto it as an afterthought.
And on a side note, the consent was given when you signed a contract with your ISP... it's written into the fine print.
Postby The Conservative » Thu Apr 06, 2017 12:18 pm
Speaker to Animals wrote:
The Conservative wrote:
Speaker to Animals wrote:Yeah, let's just sell everybody's secrets for profit. Fuck it. How bad could shit really get??
Here is the situation, the majority of people overshare shit all the time... so why should they be worried about their privacy?
Those who are afraid, or don't want their stuff sold, already are taking precautions. But in reality, it won't matter...the government can get access to it at any time they want...
Yeah, I can't imagine, TC. Wait till family court and you will find out..