On 9/14/16 11:11 PM, oshwm wrote:
> The UK Gov has spent two generations indoctrinating people right from birth
> that privacy is only for bad people, big corporations
> will look after them, gov dependency is a good thing, debt is a good thing,
> politics is of no interest and too complicated
The UK Gov has spent two generations indoctrinating people right from birth
that privacy is only for bad people, big corporations will look after them, gov
dependency is a good thing, debt is a good thing, politics is of no interest
and too complicated for them etc etc
Only subversive types
The 90's was simple existance, not the depth of mass application. If people
think the 90's was the last fight, or a big fight, or some kind of
defining success,
it's suggested they're terribly mistaken. The application is causing govt's and
useless legacy power structures worldwide to lose some
Although they can work to coopt and compromise in various ways, there are legal
limits to control of crypto and security in the US.
That's what all the fights in the 90's were about. We've seen that ATT and
Microsoft seem to easily turn over, or enable to be
turned over, access to everyone's
One step closer to everyone ceasing to pretend the Internet is in any way
free or democratic. It was a nice fantasy while it lasted. Even where ISPs
are nominally private, you can't be a licensed user of the airwaves or have
fiber along government right-of-ways and expect not to have the
