Re: BBC: Let’s Kill the Internet and Start Over

[Tony Scharf]

This exactly my fear with anon.  They claim to fight for me, yet I don't
seem to recall ever asking them too.

What i fear most is that anon could actually be the exact people they claim
to fight.  Their activities are definitely the kind that could have the
consequence of encouraging legislation.  Attacking the FBI, CIA and various
corporate concerns is like repeatedly kicking a bees nest.
 On Feb 20, 2012 1:43 PM, "Marc Nostromo [M-.-n]" <marc.nostromo at gmail.com>
wrote:

> I could call myself 'the guy with the biggest cock' it wouldn't make it
> (necessarily:) true.
>
> The way I see it is 99% of them are just would be hacker teens installing
> remotable program in the name of a greater good without having ANY control
> on what usage is made out of it. The speed at which they reacted to
> megaupload's demise certainly dismisses any popular poll; I'm not sure the
> people pulling the strings are as sage and safe as we'd like it.
>
> To be honest, I find them scary. Not because I value anybody that they
> attacked so far, just because - just as the corporate people - nothing says
> you can trust the people pulling the strings.
>
>
> Remind me again what the name of the most (in)famous hack group of this
>> moment is. ;)
>>
>>
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