What's racist today? Oh... the BBC are saying that women who don't paint their nails are "WHITE SUPREMACISTS"

SECOND AMENDMENT AGAINST THE SURVEILLANCE STATE In these times, the fight for gun rights to use against tyrants and criminals is probably the most important cause (at least when you live in Europe). But it is not enough to be ready to shoot robbers and authoritarian intruders in the physical space. State-run organizations and other tyrants have little respect for common people. They censor people and interfere in people's private lives through the misuse of technology. They use surveillance and online tracking, and plan how to affect individuals to serve their agendas, or to perform bad at job interviews, exams, friendships etc. when they don't want individuals to succeed. Any solutions? Yes, people will have systems and tools to track the tyrannical individuals or groups behind such targeted intrusions and will respond in a way parallel to shooting people who trespass and threaten people's lives and property in the physical space. There is a good reason why crime rates are low in U.S. states where Second Amendment culture is embraced. As a criminal or as a deep-state illegal operator, you think twice before trespassing if you know that there is a pretty high chance of getting shot. It's hard to construct a legal system that has the same effect, and in regard to people misusing surveillance technologies and online tracking followed by influence operations, on law abiding citizens, it is difficult to get the perpetrators convicted. We need tools which enable prompt strike back at these people. Nothing else seems to work. They are too stupid or too selfish and evil to not keep doing it otherwise. *This is obviously not aimed at lawful anti-terror surveillance etc. Such agencies know better than to work with corrupt politicians, their information is not shared or used to interfere in people's lives in such ways. If they want a dialog with a citizen, they set up a meeting in a proper way.

🚨 #BREAKING: Flock Safety issues legal demand to remove public maps surveilling their surveillance cameras.

You call yourself Master, you crown yourself king, but he is not yours and he never will sing the hymn of surrender, the prayer of the chained you may conquer his body, but his soul stays unnamed. So lock him in darkness, let iron kiss skin, let blood mark the arena you drag him within. Let the walls learn his sorrow, let the stone learn his cry, but there are some parts of him even you cannot buy. You can bruise him to purple, you can break him to bone, you can strip him of everything he once called his own. You can drag him through shame until shame has no name, you can cover his body in ruin and blame. But hear me, false Master, and hear me well.. there are kingdoms in him that outlive hell. There are altars inside him no hand can profane, there are names written deeper than terror or pain. There is something God buried too far in his chest for your fists to discover, your chains to possess. And when you have emptied him, bloodied the floor, when you think there is nothing inside him anymore, when you stand there believing you finally have won... that is when you will learn what you have never undone. His soul will rise quietly, black winged and bright, like something once buried returning at night. It will stand in the ashes of all you destroyed, and look at your kingdom and call it a void. So force him to kneel. Make a throne of his pain. Call yourself holy. Call yourself sane. Tell heaven you broke him. Tell hell he obeyed. But God knows the difference between bowed and afraid. And I swear by the blood you believed made him weak, by the prayers he swallowed when he could not speak, by every dark hour you thought made him yours he will outlive your cruelty. He will outlast your wars. You may bury his body beneath lock, stone, and scar, but his soul is a country you cannot conquer from afar. So call yourself Master. Wear whatever crown. You can force him to his knees. You will never make him bow down.