Germany's leader wants to end anonymity online, demonstrating ignorance of both technology and the manifestly good reasons for anonymity (e.g. person with views govt doesn't like, whistle-blowers, etc.).
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@PhDgris What a load of hogwash. Germans of all people should know what government overreach and over-identification leads to.
This reeks of Stasi. And we've already seen in the US how easily that can be turned against the people after a single awful election outcome.
Fuck. This. Shit.
@elricofmelnibone this exact message proves my point, absolutely unhinged, you would no talk like this face to face
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@elricofmelnibone this exact message proves my point, absolutely unhinged, you would no talk like this face to face
@PhDgris Why wouldn't I?
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@elricofmelnibone this exact message proves my point, absolutely unhinged, you would no talk like this face to face
@PhDgris People who hate privacy are invariably unhinged.
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Germany's leader wants to end anonymity online, demonstrating ignorance of both technology and the manifestly good reasons for anonymity (e.g. person with views govt doesn't like, whistle-blowers, etc.).
He, like so many before him, wants you to get a license to speak.
Germany's Merz calls for real names on the internet
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has called for an end to widespread anonymity on the internet, saying users should post under their real names. "I want to see real names on the internet.
Yahoo News (www.yahoo.com)
So strange that the great dangers online come from the richest people in the world they’re the ones who seem to be building systems that provide the infrastructure for abuse and crime.
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@elricofmelnibone this exact message proves my point, absolutely unhinged, you would no talk like this face to face
@PhDgris @elricofmelnibone yeah? what's your full real name then?
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@PhDgris @elricofmelnibone yeah? what's your full real name then?
@KSHV @elricofmelnibone sure, to a random Russian bot
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Germany's leader wants to end anonymity online, demonstrating ignorance of both technology and the manifestly good reasons for anonymity (e.g. person with views govt doesn't like, whistle-blowers, etc.).
He, like so many before him, wants you to get a license to speak.
Germany's Merz calls for real names on the internet
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has called for an end to widespread anonymity on the internet, saying users should post under their real names. "I want to see real names on the internet.
Yahoo News (www.yahoo.com)
Simply unacceptable… and potentially censorship and suppression of free speech.
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Germany's leader wants to end anonymity online, demonstrating ignorance of both technology and the manifestly good reasons for anonymity (e.g. person with views govt doesn't like, whistle-blowers, etc.).
He, like so many before him, wants you to get a license to speak.
Germany's Merz calls for real names on the internet
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has called for an end to widespread anonymity on the internet, saying users should post under their real names. "I want to see real names on the internet.
Yahoo News (www.yahoo.com)
@dangillmor The ruling class is angry that there is any dissent of their wars, exploitation, impoverishment, and genocide
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Germany's leader wants to end anonymity online, demonstrating ignorance of both technology and the manifestly good reasons for anonymity (e.g. person with views govt doesn't like, whistle-blowers, etc.).
He, like so many before him, wants you to get a license to speak.
Germany's Merz calls for real names on the internet
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has called for an end to widespread anonymity on the internet, saying users should post under their real names. "I want to see real names on the internet.
Yahoo News (www.yahoo.com)
Goddammit, why are all these decrepit geezers trying to ruin the world and the web for the rest of us, did their mothers not love them enough or something..?
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Germany's leader wants to end anonymity online, demonstrating ignorance of both technology and the manifestly good reasons for anonymity (e.g. person with views govt doesn't like, whistle-blowers, etc.).
He, like so many before him, wants you to get a license to speak.
Germany's Merz calls for real names on the internet
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has called for an end to widespread anonymity on the internet, saying users should post under their real names. "I want to see real names on the internet.
Yahoo News (www.yahoo.com)
@dangillmor
Let Herr Cuntellor Farty McTwatface go first.
