/soy/ - Soytan

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just put the 'p in the bag bro

>>14029
This joke doesn't work becuase im an unemployed loser and also not a pedophile just an "ally" per se

>>14028 (OP) 
Questioning the age of consent sacred cow ("huh, why were marriage ages so low ever since the dawn of humanity until the 20th century?" is an equivalent heresy to denying 6 billion jews ("maybe there were no underground gas chamber masturbation machines") in the holocaust. Both of these are the tantamount views that you are not allowed to hold, because, you just can't. 
World war 1 ended and women were given rights the next year. War justified in U,S because muh evil germans.
World war 2 ended and the word "pedophile" entered the mainstream. also the lolocaust/evil nazi religion is taken up by the government and public as excuse for U.S. involvement. jews vindicated of all guilt ever since and forevermore. 
Civil rights act 1968, hart-celler immigration act, first wave feminism, etc. ((( you know who )))
>they literally can't think for themselves once they hear the word pedo.
When people turn their brains off, turn yours on and ask questions.

much love.

Cavemen fucked kids it was when we developed morals is when we stopped

I feel more blackpilled everyday about ts. Now they're trying to do age verification all across the US. literally what the hell are we going to do?

Shit's been going down ever since the original 8chan got raped by kikeflare. Since that happened, it's just been getting worse.

>>14063
There's nothing we can do.

I hope you guys aren't honestly falling for demoralizer bait.
There's a lot of stuff you can do. You could spend a few days learning how to use a retarded linux distro and encrypt your pc, use tor or a vpn and a no-js web browser with memory instead of disk caching, use a proxy search engine and boom you're effectively anonymous on the internets.
Are you really worried about ID verification and the like?
really?
You guys all got filtered, you don't know what's possible.
And yes if you delete discord as a start, you won't drop dead

>>14094
>>14094
Couldn't have said it better. All you need to know is basic knowledge of computers and the Internet and just plain old common sense.

ID verification and things like that will probably never be properly enforced. It's impossible to me. Because let's say that the government takes control over most mainstream websites (which will probably never happen hahahaha).... that leaves those alternative, less popular websites, and even if those are infiltrated, the Internet is built on protocols! Protocols aren't just going to go away. Unless you live in Russia or some shit where they're trying to dismantle the Internet. Some people are just too discouraged and lazy to use and understand them to their advantage.

The truth is, everybody complaining cares more about convenience than privacy. No shame in it, it's human nature. JS is used in about 97 percent of websites, if I recall correctly. Most mainstream websites REQUIRE JS (Source: I used to exclusively use JS-free web browsers). So despite having the urge to be free (as in freedom) I keep JS on now. Matrix and Signal have a significantly smaller community than Discord, or any other chat software. So I understand why a person would use proprietary software over free software but to have the nerve to complain, when there's literally a way out, when it's only our laziness that stops us from complete surveillance is ridiculous to me. 

Id also like to mention the other side of the spectrum, people who obsess over free software to a destructive point. You'll never be free. Ever. No such thing as true safety or freedom if you're on the internet.

So, we should just accept the things we can't change and change the things we can! Don't let laziness or paranoia drive you to madness, chuds!

Install GNU! Reject Web ,3.0! And keep the Net free!

>>14095
Someone gets it!
Knowledge of computing is seriously dwindling, school desktops are extremely locked down with Windows, laptops are absolutely cvcked with chromeos, and nearly everyone is an Islave and replaces a large portion of home desktop usage with their phone instead. Not that Windows 11 would teach them anything useful anyway.
I was one of the crowd of people not knowing that you could change your operating system at all, a friend online  recommended me linux mint a year ago and I'm here now.

I guess turning off javascript is a bit extreme now that I think about it, I remember how long it took for me to get here. But I still feel like I sell my soul (https://browserleaks.com/) if I turn it on. I think of it as a sort of healthy minimalism. JS might be used in a ton of websites, but I don't think sites that force it are worth using. 
>No such thing as true safety or freedom anywhere ever.
ftfy!