Free assembly and association are powerful means for people to realize they're not alone, and that's what those in power fear most.

That's why they're working hard on dividing everyone as much as possible. Ideally they would like a population that does not have any direct communication between people at all. A society where only communication occurs exclusively through the system, to the system, or mediated by the system. Sadly, to a large degree, they have already succeeded...

I agree with you on digital censorship, but I do have some doubts whether this is a correct way to go about this. Suppose some lawyer really does achieve some tangible result. Ok, that would be good... for a while... but the system as a whole still remains under their control and besides direct censorshipo they have many, many other ways to control the narrative. General task for them currently is to get everyone on their smartphones and dependent on the system as much as possible. When most of the people will no longer be able to exist without digital communication on a physical level, well, that's when they'll make their final move. I might be mistaken, but as of now it seems that any purely digital solution is a lost case from the get go.

Free assembly and association are powerful means for people to realize they're not alone, and that's what those in power fear most.

That's why they're working hard on dividing everyone as much as possible. Ideally they would like a population that does not have any direct communication between people at all. A society where only communication occurs exclusively through the system, to the system, or mediated by the system. Sadly, to a large degree, they have already succeeded...

I agree with you on digital censorship, but I do have some doubts whether this is a correct way to go about this. Suppose some lawyer really does achieve some tangible result. Ok, that would be good... for a while... but the system as a whole still remains under their control and besides direct censorshipo they have many, many other ways to control the narrative. General task for them currently is to get everyone on their smartphones as much as possible. When most of the people no longer will be able to exist without digital communication on a physical level, well, that's when they'll make their final move. I might be mistaken, but as of now it seems that any digital solution is a lost case from the get go.