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UK Government undermines security with demands for Apple users encrypted data
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this post was submitted on 07 Feb 2025
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This is the kind of authoritarian bullshit that Labour always try.
I can never comprehend why so many people who care about their rights support Labour when they really are very similar to the conservatives in many ways.
Our system isn't like America where it's a choice between red or blue. We have viable smaller parties.
Stop voting for authoritarians who enforce first past the post to diminish your democratic vote.
Start exploring whether Lib Dem, Green, or literally anyone might share your views.
Also support proportional representation to make every vote count!
Clearly I got sidetracked at the end there. Yes, I definitely meant to conclude people need to vote for parties that support proportional representation.
While the labour membership overwhelming support PR the party itself will never adopt it. And yet their membership repeatedly vote for anti democratic authoritarianism
So LibDems then.