Anonymous Strikes Again

Denariax

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the clockmaker said:
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I suppose that the government not wanting to help its citizens isn't a good enough 'cause'.

Then again we live in a society where people hate freedom.
The issue is difficult. Also, Anon is all about freedom "Do what we say or we will kill your website" yeah, thats freedom alright. Thats what dictators do. An do you really think Anon have a clue of the intricate nature of governments, finances and what it takes to keep a country on the move? I doubt it. Its laughable. Greek have to make cuts to get bail out money, that money is what will save Greece and the people. Just like the UK got in debt bailing out the banks - even though it was the banks fault in the first place. Sometimes you have to chose the lesser of two evils.

Also, as extra info, i lost my job with the police due to government cuts to the police budget. So i really feel for the Greek people. Anon are all about making headlines and getting involved in things they dont understand or can never help - because shutting down websites dont do shit to anything. Doesnt change a thing. They just want to massage there ego. They did do good, catching the guy that abused his cat on youtube, and they should stick with stuff like that. Because thats real change that people can get behind.
I like the part where people actually really believe that Anon is the one attacking people every single time a member says it.

Its called group stereotyping guys. Anyone can put the mask on, anyone can 'say' anything. Its a matter of sitting down and thinking.
You have two paths here, as a group. You can accept that your group does not stand for anything and that anyone who wants to be is a part of it. But if that happens, the group is responsible for things done in its name. Or, the group can set itself up as a single organisation, with a clear deliniation between who is and is not Anon, but then, there would have to be some form of identifier as to what acts are and are not commited by the group. This means accountability on the part of the so called 'true anons'.

You cannot dictate who is and is not part of an anarchic group. It is as simple as that. And so anon has to make a choice soon, do they want to be anarchic, or do they want to have a solide set of priciples and control over their image. They can't have their cake and eat it too.
Actually I'm pretty sure they 'can' have their cake and eat it. This is the internet. Its made for stuff like that. Lets keep it that way.
Yes, lets pay off the concept of logic simply because of the medium that it occurs in. I mean, perhaps, if they were confined to the internet and the internet alone, they could wither away in the filth of their illogic, but they want to affect the real world. This is no longer a group of people who like to hide in the dark cesspools of the net and damage sites, this is a group that wants to affect policy in the physical world. Therefore, they have to either mature or accept the fact that they cannot disavow any dickhead that claims their name.

Honestly, the idea that 'this be the internet lolz' is anywhere close to a half decent response to critism of anon is exactly the sort of dogmatic, factionalised idiology that their supporters constantly peddle. Why? Why do you think that logic no longer applies simply becuase its effects are viewed through a moniter?
Because if we don't have that kind of logic here, then everywhere else will seem just as irritating and boring. I despise a large portion of humanity for its insipidity. Backing a group that at least tries to keep the logicless entity logicless is so much better than having to go back to the stupid crap that everyone attempts to push down our throats every day.

So yeah, to me you think I'm an asshat. But I attempt thinking about what 'will' happen, and to countries I'm usually in direct contact with or in. Yes its selfish, but I don't have to care.
If you want to hide in your corner of the net and pretend like you are towering over the 'insipid' masses because of your amazing new logical model, more power to you mate. But the bailout in greece, OWS, Wikileaks etc affect the real world, these are things with actual tangable consequences. That is no longer the time for cute little unlogic.

That is what annoys me about anon and its supporters, they think that they are special, that the rules that apply to every other person on the planet don't apply to them. That they speak for the internet against the forces of old and evil. But the whole idea is so goddamn arbitray, there is no moral reason for Anon to act in the manner that it does, there is no real reason for the internet to be subject to a differant logic. Do you act on a differant logic over the phone? or over the radio?

Following on from that, you are probably not as special as you think you are, and not above the 'insipid' that you so hate. And even then, even if you were, to despise someone for being less than you is pathetic. Do you hate those weaker than yourself? Or those uglier? Or less brave? If you are truely smarter than a large proportion of humanity, it is not something that you earned, just something that you have so do not hate people who do not.
Oh no, I'm against humanity in general; including myself. If I said it in real life, I'd be put in another mental hospital. So yeah, I can say it here, and thats where the 'non-logic' comes from. That I can say things here and remain undisclosed by the general masses.

The freedom to say anything is kind of what Anon is for. Then again everyone believes they're some kind of criminal mastermind of terrorism. Then again everyone thinks that "FOX" actually reports real news. So you get the drift.

We're in a society where money controls freedom. The internet doesn't need that. Defending the belief that the internet doesn't need freedom is like saying you want to work as a slave.
 
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They also took a shot at the assholes in the Canadian government who want to introduce laws that allow the authorities to spy on us with no warrant.

I honestly hope between the letters, Anon, and Rick Mercer, that the conservatives FINALLY are getting the message.

EDIT: My captcha was Prundi Dash.....A Relative of Rainbow dash, maybe?
 

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Oh no, I'm against humanity in general; including myself. If I said it in real life, I'd be put in another mental hospital. So yeah, I can say it here, and thats where the 'non-logic' comes from. That I can say things here and remain undisclosed by the general masses.

The freedom to say anything is kind of what Anon is for. Then again everyone believes they're some kind of criminal mastermind of terrorism. Then again everyone thinks that "FOX" actually reports real news. So you get the drift.

We're in a society where money controls freedom. The internet doesn't need that. Defending the belief that the internet doesn't need freedom is like saying you want to work as a slave.
Wow, I think the only relation that your response has to my post is that it includes the word unlogic. But hey, your new points are just as aweful as your last ones so here we go again.

Firstly, what prevents you from saying things isn't whether they are right or wrong, but whether or not you will get caught, what does that say about your integrity? And that is not unlogic, that is just flat out dishonesty. Unlogic, going back to my origonal post is Anon refusing to have any identifiers to the people they are trying to convince while expecting them to believe them when they claim that attacks weren't their doing.

Anon is not for the freedom to say anything, Anon is for the freedom to say what they approve. Look at their main method of protest, taking down sites, denying their owners the ability to speak. If they were for freedom, they would take a more defensive approach. What does the Greek bailout have to do with Internet freedom? How does threatining to silence their opponents promote the idea of freedom of speech?

Next up is your continued obsession with your superiourity to 'everyone' just like how much you 'despise the insipid masses'. I covered this in my previous post, but I'll do so again, you are not superiour to everyone, and even if you were that would not be justification for hatred.

Finally, the idea that money controlls freedom. What specific freedoms are you being denied, if you think about it you are only losing things that are actually illegal anyway. And then the strawman idea that I don't want freedom on the internet, which flows nicely into your 'with us or against us' idea that anyone opposing Anon is pro slavery. I mean I know that I said it to open this post, but wow.
 

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the clockmaker said:
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Oh no, I'm against humanity in general; including myself. If I said it in real life, I'd be put in another mental hospital. So yeah, I can say it here, and thats where the 'non-logic' comes from. That I can say things here and remain undisclosed by the general masses.

The freedom to say anything is kind of what Anon is for. Then again everyone believes they're some kind of criminal mastermind of terrorism. Then again everyone thinks that "FOX" actually reports real news. So you get the drift.

We're in a society where money controls freedom. The internet doesn't need that. Defending the belief that the internet doesn't need freedom is like saying you want to work as a slave.
Wow, I think the only relation that your response has to my post is that it includes the word unlogic. But hey, your new points are just as aweful as your last ones so here we go again.

Firstly, what prevents you from saying things isn't whether they are right or wrong, but whether or not you will get caught, what does that say about your integrity? And that is not unlogic, that is just flat out dishonesty. Unlogic, going back to my origonal post is Anon refusing to have any identifiers to the people they are trying to convince while expecting them to believe them when they claim that attacks weren't their doing.

Anon is not for the freedom to say anything, Anon is for the freedom to say what they approve. Look at their main method of protest, taking down sites, denying their owners the ability to speak. If they were for freedom, they would take a more defensive approach. What does the Greek bailout have to do with Internet freedom? How does threatining to silence their opponents promote the idea of freedom of speech?

Next up is your continued obsession with your superiourity to 'everyone' just like how much you 'despise the insipid masses'. I covered this in my previous post, but I'll do so again, you are not superiour to everyone, and even if you were that would not be justification for hatred.

Finally, the idea that money controlls freedom. What specific freedoms are you being denied, if you think about it you are only losing things that are actually illegal anyway. And then the strawman idea that I don't want freedom on the internet, which flows nicely into your 'with us or against us' idea that anyone opposing Anon is pro slavery. I mean I know that I said it to open this post, but wow.
Its funny because as much as you cry on this post nothing you say will effect anyone elses opinion.

Again, like I stated way back, there is no exact way to identify who is Anon. The really good ones, as in the actual ones, aren't batshit stupid enough to throw their entire name out there. They're the ones who do it and nobody even sees it coming.

The Sony thing, the 'lets hack the white house' bullcrap, thats all done by people outside of the group who use the name as a scapegoat.

I'm not superior to anyone, but I'd still like to see all of it burn. I have my own reasons for hating people just as you have your reasons to go on a webpage mashing your keyboard in attempt to try persuading a cynic.

And yes, money controls freedom. How does it control freedom? Lets look at all those lobbyist asshats backing things like SOPA. Yes, that ones dead, but they're (the government) is still going to push things like that because they're getting paid. And, effectively, destroy much everything else.

I think the main problem is that too many people look at whats going on now, and not whats more than likely to happen.
 

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Denariax said:
the clockmaker said:
Denariax said:
Oh no, I'm against humanity in general; including myself. If I said it in real life, I'd be put in another mental hospital. So yeah, I can say it here, and thats where the 'non-logic' comes from. That I can say things here and remain undisclosed by the general masses.

The freedom to say anything is kind of what Anon is for. Then again everyone believes they're some kind of criminal mastermind of terrorism. Then again everyone thinks that "FOX" actually reports real news. So you get the drift.

We're in a society where money controls freedom. The internet doesn't need that. Defending the belief that the internet doesn't need freedom is like saying you want to work as a slave.
Wow, I think the only relation that your response has to my post is that it includes the word unlogic. But hey, your new points are just as aweful as your last ones so here we go again.

Firstly, what prevents you from saying things isn't whether they are right or wrong, but whether or not you will get caught, what does that say about your integrity? And that is not unlogic, that is just flat out dishonesty. Unlogic, going back to my origonal post is Anon refusing to have any identifiers to the people they are trying to convince while expecting them to believe them when they claim that attacks weren't their doing.

Anon is not for the freedom to say anything, Anon is for the freedom to say what they approve. Look at their main method of protest, taking down sites, denying their owners the ability to speak. If they were for freedom, they would take a more defensive approach. What does the Greek bailout have to do with Internet freedom? How does threatining to silence their opponents promote the idea of freedom of speech?

Next up is your continued obsession with your superiourity to 'everyone' just like how much you 'despise the insipid masses'. I covered this in my previous post, but I'll do so again, you are not superiour to everyone, and even if you were that would not be justification for hatred.

Finally, the idea that money controlls freedom. What specific freedoms are you being denied, if you think about it you are only losing things that are actually illegal anyway. And then the strawman idea that I don't want freedom on the internet, which flows nicely into your 'with us or against us' idea that anyone opposing Anon is pro slavery. I mean I know that I said it to open this post, but wow.
Its funny because as much as you cry on this post nothing you say will effect anyone elses opinion.

Again, like I stated way back, there is no exact way to identify who is Anon. The really good ones, as in the actual ones, aren't batshit stupid enough to throw their entire name out there. They're the ones who do it and nobody even sees it coming.

The Sony thing, the 'lets hack the white house' bullcrap, thats all done by people outside of the group who use the name as a scapegoat.

I'm not superior to anyone, but I'd still like to see all of it burn. I have my own reasons for hating people just as you have your reasons to go on a webpage mashing your keyboard in attempt to try persuading a cynic.

And yes, money controls freedom. How does it control freedom? Lets look at all those lobbyist asshats backing things like SOPA. Yes, that ones dead, but they're (the government) is still going to push things like that because they're getting paid. And, effectively, destroy much everything else.

I think the main problem is that too many people look at whats going on now, and not whats more than likely to happen.
It seems that you are either unable or unwilling to reply to any of the points I actually put out, deciding that it is a decent idea to simply claim that I am crying and mashing my keyboard in frustration at my futile attempts to penetrate your aloof, mysterious cynical facade. I dont' doubt that I won't convince anyone, but then, that is the nature of discussion about moral stances, it is rare that anyone changes their position.

But I keep going because it is a fun little diversion for me after work in between getting home and studying and so lets carry on eh?

Now let me tell you a story about a man I knew in my home town. He hated the order of the world, he hated that hard drugs were illegal, so he sold them as often as he could. He hated that police , so he sicced an attack dog on one. He hated that someone owned some land that he didn't, so he set fires on it. This was a man who wanted to 'burn it all down', what you are is a little fish in a little pond, trying to puff itself up with how much it hates 'the man' and 'the system'. You tell me and you tell the world and you tell yourself that you want to 'see it burn' but what you really want is to have the leaders of the world say the right things and maybe change things up slightly, so long as it doesn't interupt your comfy life and your internet connnection.

In my experiance, only people who want to seem edgy identify themselves as 'cynics' most people who are actually cynical call themselves 'realists'. And the whole thing about hating humanity, mate, give it a rest, really. That is the sort of thing that only the ones who have truelly suffered the worst the world has to offer have any right to claim, and most of the ones that I've met are actually very positive people. But I think you may have just thrown it in there to add to the 'bad arse enigmatic figure' idea.

And of course there is no way of finding out who is and is not a member of Anon, that is exactly the problem that they are facing, that they have no way of claiming attacks that they commited and the ones that they did not. They can either man up and accept that their name will be linked to whatever people decide to link it to, allowing greater coverage but an unfocused message, or institute some form of accountability, losing the safety of the shaddows, whilst gaining legitimacy and a focused image. Alternatively, they can sit and sulk and achieve nothing.

And I think that the main problem is how boring and mundane the world is. People want there to be shoddowy men running the government while plucky underdogs (who are of course jsut flawed enough to be cool) fight them using something the forces of old and evil just don't understand. I think that the problem is that people don't realise that massive paradigm shifts in society occur due to massive instigating effects. The government does not want to take away your free speech, what does it gain them? THey are better served by letting people say what they want and then responding. But that just feeds back into a fear of the mundane, I mean, of course the government is a moustache twirling villan, just waiting to throw up the fences and start barcoding our skulls, that is the way things work.

You have more freedom right now than any person has enjoyed in the history of civilisation, the trend over man's history has been increasing personal liberties. Think on that next time you start talking about how the government is going to pretty much destroy everything.

And looking back over your posts, most obviously the repeated mentions of my 'crying' and 'mashing' a am more than a little inclined to think that you are a troll, so if you reply to this, and you are still dedicated to ignoring logic, I think that this will be my last post in this thread.