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I applaud you for holding all the companies you engage with to the highest of your ethical standards.
I'll be here content with the middle ground.
there is no "middle ground". we are literally talking about fascism.
what else would one be trying to hide from with all that encryption?
I don't see myself as 'hiding' from facism. We need to stamp it out.
Now I'm not even sure what we're arguing about.
we don't stamp stuff out by financing it.
Well then, the answer is clear - vote with your wallet.
no such thing as voting fascism out.
I'm not following your train of thought. What is the appropriate response? How do we remove facism?
collectively deciding not to tolerate it at all is step 0. we seem to be missing it so far.
Let's be specific - in what way should the intolerance of fascists manifest?
maybe not lining up to justify, normalize and even pay for it.