Post #1324774
2026-03-11 09:02 UTC
when something is "illegal", it doesn't automatically imply we should completely disregard it
however, when we engage in radical action, it benefits us enormously to understand the full risk we are taking on
it benefits us to understand how we can take precaution to minimize personal exposure. which jurisdictions criminalize the kind of content we wish to propagate
radical action exists in the same ecosystem as politics as such. covering our eyes makes us blind, not "more radical"
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@catileptic@chaos.social 2026-03-11 09:02
my most "conservative" point on vectorialism is that it talks about Big Tech without being specific about what this term means what makes a private entity Big Tech? would a successful co-op (that still makes a profit, but distributes it to members and not share-holders) that produces some form of digital tech count as Big Tech? how "big" does a for-profit entity have to be? how many employees? is anyone making a profit from digital tech automatically Big Tech? (10/12)