• FlashMobOfOne@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    Generally, I am anti-doxxing… but the billionaire class at the very least deserves loud protests outside their little enclaves.

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      3 days ago

      Generally, I am anti death-penalty… But the billionaire class, at the very least, deserve guillotines, gallows, and their heads on spikes outsider their little enclaves

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      3 days ago

      They have blood on their hands. Indirectly maybe, but there is a LOT of blood. They deserve much worse than protests

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      it doesn’t count when you do the same thing back to someone that they’re doing to you

      if they have all our data, we can have all their data

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          Is your point supposed to be a critique of removing billionaire privacy on anti-“an eye for an eye” grounds? It’s not revenge or retaliation. It’s parity. If they can put us in a surveillance state, they should be spied on too. Why would we take the moral high road over the people trying to kill the planet for profit? Fuck 'em.

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      At least in this case “doxxing” could restore an asymmetry: Billionaires own the major internet platforms, they already know a good portion about a big number of people. It’s just not called doxxing.