• Kecessa@sh.itjust.works
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    2 days ago

    Except that it doesn’t work. The most effective way to shut down a movement is to prevent it from existing in the first place, not to reeducate millions.

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      2 days ago

      Every time some entity introduces censorship-like measures, the internet gets slightly worse. And I mean it from a technological perspective.

      I don’t like to lose good things, just because there are some morons out there.

      If you can navigate masses towards X, you can also do it in the opposite direction.

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        2 days ago

        So where do you draw the line then?

        Can’t ban websites selling drugs or with CSAM, just in case?

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              2 days ago

              It’s more ridiculous to believe that fighting crime is confiscating cars, block websites or similar things without catching the ones who cause the crimes.

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                  2 days ago

                  I’m the one saying “find the criminals”. That’s the priority.

                  Please note, I am not saying that you shouldn’t delete illegal material or confiscate drugs or whatever.

                  I am saying you shouldn’t block pages, because the material is still there and the pedo, too. You have done essentially nothing, except harming the internet infrastructure.