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Anonymous Takes Down 40+ Child Porn Sites
#21
FenixR Wrote:True freedom its something difficult to achieve and may have different meaning to some people.

This, No such thing as true freedom. If one man is free to do whatever he wants then it's likely that the actions could restrict another man's freedom.
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#22
Anonymous worries me. I'll leave it at that.
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#23
Alley Wrote:But that would be hypocrisy. All should be free, or nothing should be. I think its a good move personally though. The small percentage of CP faggots are giving us all a bad name.

All or nothing policies are never a good thing anyway.
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#24
It seems people are completely misconstruing this post when all I meant was that all businesses, especially illegal ones, are entirely run based on making profits, so I'm going to edit this out.
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#25
I am tearing my hair out
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#26
Flonne Wrote:Slightly controversial I know, but, CP is a business, if you aren't paying for it or developing it, it shoudn't matter if you are downloading it. This is exactly the same as pirating software; it is hurting the business because if it is available for free, many will see no reason to pay for it.
Spoken like a true pedophile.
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#27
Flonne Wrote:Slightly controversial I know, but, CP is a business, if you aren't paying for it or developing it, it shoudn't matter if you are downloading it. This is exactly the same as pirating software; it is hurting the business because if it is available for free, many will see no reason to pay for it.

Kidnapping, drugs, bribery, assassinations, and the selling of women are also businesses.
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#28
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This cannot end well....


AAAAnyways..
Good job Anon. If there's anything the internet and the users thereof need right now, it's some good PR.
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#29
Mute Wrote:...
This cannot end well....

so much drama lately, so little popcorn.
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#30
Flonne Wrote:Slightly controversial I know, but, CP is a business, if you aren't paying for it or developing it, it shoudn't matter if you are downloading it. This is exactly the same as pirating software; it is hurting the business because if it is available for free, many will see no reason to pay for it.

Flonne, CP isn't a legitimate business. I'm looking through the records of business in the United States and none of them list themselves as "CP photographers". I can't speak internationally but I'm pretty sure they probably have the same records Rolleyes
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#31
This happened several months ago, but I haven't seen any information on a backlash(or any reaction) resulting from it.
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#32
Flonne Wrote:Slightly controversial I know, but, CP is a business, if you aren't paying for it or developing it, it shoudn't matter if you are downloading it. This is exactly the same as pirating software; it is hurting the business because if it is available for free, many will see no reason to pay for it.

Sarah Wrote:I am tearing my hair out

I saw this thread I just KNEW this would happen. From post #1 I was thinking:
"I wanna see Flonne's response, and then Sarah's reaction."


I love you guys.
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#33
Hahahahahaha Flonne.

Do you have a mustache and those 70's style glasses too?
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#34
A major argument against the continued growth and use of TOR was it being a boon to pedophiles, assassins, and so forth. If you want anarchy, you have to prepare to eliminate its worst barnacles, or else society at large will reject it.

This makes TOR more palatable to people who are pro-anonymity but anti-things-everyone-hates.

Assassins are kinda cool though.
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#35
Things turned out to have taken a wrong turn.

http://gizmodo.com/5890825/lulzsec-leade...-anonymous

Sure LulzSec isn't more representative of anon than goatse is. This incident might just undo all that positive image the public might have had of the internet tough guys.
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#36
Kalovale Wrote:Things turned out to have taken a wrong turn.

http://gizmodo.com/5890825/lulzsec-leade...-anonymous

Sure LulzSec isn't more representative of anon than goatse is. This incident might just undo all that positive image the public might have had of the internet tough guys.

Hmm I read something similar to this months ago.
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#37
not surprising when a movement is run in complete anonimity.
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