Online campaigns can help spread information and awareness, but it won't make any difference if we never get out there and actually physically carry out a protest. If we only campaign and protest online, they'll probably just shadow ban us or fully ban us if it draws too much attention
I know this is unrelated but, I have a couple of great sources to follow if you're interested in digital privacy and anti digital surveillance content.
When I was in the military service in the 70's while in the service, I was advised to carefully maintain my innoculation document or when redeployed, I may have to be re-vacinnated. This seems reasonable for military personnel, but for civilians?
I agree. Although I think an even more effective motivator is pleasure. Tell people that they’ll get to keep their Netflix and McDonalds and football games, and many more will fall in line.
I think they’re utilizing both techniques. Fear motivation to take a vaccine and be tracked by an app so you can have the reward pleasure of returning to “normal”.
“If you don’t take it - Scary Stuff! If you do take it and allow us to track you, here’s your free donut! We’ll let you see your family again.”
Or as the joke went when I was in the Navy: “The beatings will continue until morale improves.”
“If you don’t take it - Scary Stuff! If you do take it and allow us to track you, here’s your free donut! We’ll let you see your family again.”
Or as the joke went when I was in the Navy: “The beatings will continue until morale improves.”
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Rob Braxman Tech: https://youtube.com/c/BraxMe
The Electronic Frontier Foundation also has a good website to check out with a lot of privacy news: www.eff.org