Old school, decentralized internet is literally incomprehensible to these midwits. They corporate propaganda and walled gardens have one-shotted their minds. They've probably never even heard of forums and if they have, they think it's where all the big scary "nazis" congregate.
They are currently big fans of the "indie web", so no.
Some of the are but I've seen a lot of people who think there's literally no internet beyond what's owned by Big tech. The "Indie web" types are just looking for even more tightly controlled echo chambers.
Why would a xenophobe want you retard?
I don't know if you didn't get the memo but it doesn't matter if your against it, bringing up homosexuality on a carpentry subreddit is peak reddit behavior.
Redditors loving a nightmarish police state where you are one bad comment away from being imprisoned. Not really that shocking is it? Btw, same people calling you a "bootlicker" for not blindly hating all police.
Nigga every PD in the US has the technology to track a person by pinging phone towers. This isn't even a conspiracy, all the info on its out in the open.
Or Palestinian nationalism which managed to make many limp-wristed liberal Eurocrats pledge their loyalty to fag-tossing, jew-hating radical muslim terrorists
Yeah, glowies
To be fair, that's closer to how it is now. Ever since the turn of the millenium when the internet stopped being a fad and became an accepted form of communication, companies and the government have been working around the clock to tame it. Gone are the days of the Cyber Wild West, the death of forums are one example of that; Why hang out on a crappy website where you get banned for necrobumping when you can just vent on Twitter?
Touching wood is touching wood.
I don't think local cops count as glowies
Maybe not then but some of these departments have ballooned with power. What used to be the domain of the feds are now in the hands of city and state law enforcement.
Same question I ask to weeb right wingers. Japanese don't like whites as much as they want to believe.
Or maybe tech that was once too expensive and complex for all except for the military and federal law enforcement has now become cheap and accessible enough for local PDs.
Yeah it's cheaper and more accessible. The glow has spread, thus I wouldn't be surprised if state law enforcement started doing glowops
Ops are still fed doe. I'd say the closest thing you see to state-operated glow-ops are "joint task forces" between local three-letter agency offices and state/local LE
