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[–] Draconic_NEO 3 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Feel free to go to some shithole in the middle East or Africa where there is no rule of law and see how that works out for you.

Even you know that comparing digital cyber-crime and white-collar criminals to that is a horrible comparison, like comparing apples to oranges, but you weren't hoping to have a reasonable discussion, you were hoping I wouldn't notice this flaw in your logic and that it would simply shut me up. I know you and your type very well.

They are not criminals until they actually break laws. Yes. That’s how rule of law works. That’s why there need to be laws that regulate them. Welcome to the real world.

You think they're not breaking laws already? You think these big tech white-collar businessmen aren't already white collar criminals engaged in multiple types of crimes? You must be either very naive or just in-denial about it because they almost certainly are, and most act compliant and apologetic only after they get caught. Therefore a system that relies on them complying and not tracking you before they've been caught violating it, will not work. It's exactly what they want because the other option, the better one interrupts their tracking regardless of whether they want to comply or not.