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Edited by lonepaul2441:
7/15/2014 9:43:39 AM
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So lets see.
GATEWAY: Send a link to 4chan to a cat site, or Reddit to a dying person doing charity.
Clean Sweep: Advertisements and Like group pages (If I got the meaning right, am a tad confused by what it means)
Scrapheap Challange: Can pretend to be another user? My phone did that from time to time with an error.
Underpass, Once again 4chan, Youtube fans and Reddit do that on a daily basis.
Spring Bishop, Tinyeye does the exact same thing.
I understand what they are doing or can do is bad but come on, the internet does all of the above every single day.
Also if it is so bad, where are the UK whistle blowers? They may have the technology but if they are legal then whats the problem? The NSA is doing illegal stuff and because of that 2 people came out blew the lid off it.
Edward Snowden probably doesn't know what the protocals for GCHQ are.
Just playing devils advocate here by the way.
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[quote]I understand what they are doing or can do is bad but come on, the internet does all of the above every single day.[/quote]The internet doesn't have the power to write laws and wage wars.
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But it does have the power to change laws and wage wars. One of the things being complained about in this is the ability for GCHQ to effectively overthrow the government by influencing opinion polls as well as effect who becomes the Prime minster if we got to online Voting. The Arab Spring was used to get fighters in Syria and other places, pretty sure that started a Civil War with people from 4chan /b/ helping to keep the internet open for rebels to use.
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[quote]But it does have the power to change laws and wage wars.[/quote]I suppose.
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Lol you never stop to defend your glorious British empire, don't you.
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The Empire is dead and like I said, playing Devils Advocate so its called looking on both sides and forming an opinion. Something Americans can't seem to understand, you believe the 1st thing you are told and every opinion after that is wrong.
