I am pretty sure that clown Starmer, the idiot feminists that pushed for the Steam bans and the buffoons in the EU that want to destroy encryption and implement real id on the internet are not part of anything related to Trump.
The problem is, some of us(read, my living under a rock, only recently started to dive into the horny parts of the Internet ass) don't know where or how to look up free markets, or the invisible portion of the Internet.
Learn about VPNs, particularly self-hosted ones, tech in general since these feckless parasitic government boomers have the retarded idea they can ban encryption, and P2P file sharing protocols.
Also remembered something relevant to this: another problem in this is that Congress is on recess till September. Archaic calendar from back when "Government" was supposed to be your hobby not your career and all that. So there shouldn't even be Bills introduced right now.
Here's a Video on some more of this going on:
Probably? Must be effective if they not only keep doing it but also doing it against Steam of all companies. Almost an Omega Corporation themselves for game stores.
I certainly hope that happens
www.documentcloud.org
I'm not surprised the UK is trying that, since UK police departments have been talking about how they're going to come here to the US to arrest people for social media posts.Something might be happening. 4chan and Kiwi Farms are suing the UK government because Ofcom is trying to fine them £20000 per day over their refusal to comply with the Online Safety Act. They are being represented pro bono by Preston Byrne and Ron Coleman. If they win, it would create a precedent that the UK cannot punish US companies for not complying with UK laws. In turn it would mean the UK can't go after QQ for hosting porn.
EDIT: Here's the lawsuit.
4chan/Kiwi Farms lawsuit
According to Null, the owner of Kiwi Farms, "Preston is very enthusiastic about the case." I'm assuming that means he thinks this is gonna be a slam dunk, or if not that he will win in the Supreme Court. People have been saying that Ron Coleman has won a similar case to this one in the SCOTUS before.
Except the UK government is also trying to ban VPNs.
That's gonna be hard to enforce, with services like Mullvad allowing completely anonymous payments via Monero and cash-in-mail with no return address and only an account number to identify the payer.
Never attribute to stupidity what is clearly malice.
That's a nice one. 4chan also brings up that they're based in Delaware, which was the first state to ratify the Declaration of IndependencePage 16 of the lawsuit said:
That makes sense. I was bored at work so I read through the lawsuit and it's surprising how snarky it is. There's the bits about the Revolution, but also they make pains to point out a few times how the warning emails got sent to 4chan email accounts not tied to legal matters. I suppose it might also be meant to say they're careless in enforcement though.
