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Admitting that the weapons are already in play and already being actively used would undercut his argument and force him to look at how a lot of AnCap ideals he worships are playing catch up to a reality that has already rendered many of them moot. The genie's out of the bottle, but that...

Yes, I didn't see that before I made that post, you are correct in that regard. As I said I didn't see it before. However you are ignoring the direct evidence of the ADL pressuring advertisers 'even if the information/claim of anti-semitism/hate speech is inaccurate' so what you said is...

You are going out of your way to try to keep from admitting that what the ADL has done might rise to defamation and such, because you do not like the '1st Amendment implications', and just try to cover your ass by going 'maybe tort'. I don't give the fuck about the NAP technicalities, do you or...

ITT we see the AnCap Libertarian defense of extortionist practices under 1st Amendment grounds. After all, scammer have a right to grift you, and if you try to silence them or fight back at limiting the harm they can do, you become the bad guy.

Musk is taking on the ADL because they are they are the one's who are pressuring companies to drop adverts with X, if X doesn't do what the ADL-via-advertiser wants regarding content. Musk says he has the receipts of this pressure as well, which is why he is suing the ADL over it. I'm not sure...

Most elite don't have kids, or have kids interested in producing grandkids, and don't care about the world after they are gone.

Paypal trying to sneak the $2,500 fine back into their Terms of Service.

PayPal backed off when people started talking about closing out their accounts.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/new-paypal-policy-lets-company-pull-2500-from-users-accounts-if-they-promote-misinformation 'Promote misinformation', get $2500 in-house 'fine' by the PayPal admins.

Well, with what happened at Mar-A-Lago, it's as good a time as any to do so.

Spotify bent the knee, and is putting 'Wu Flu misinfo' tags on Rogan's podcasts. Looks like it might be time for Rogan to create his own platform.

So this whole blow up Neil Young caused seems to have caused Spotify to start removing Joe Rogan episodes, which seems like it might be a breach of contract violation. Rogan has enough cred he could probably put together his own platform if he wanted to.

You assume all hackers are rational actors; that is a mistake. With killswitches in cars, a hacker who's out to cause mayhem just needs to break the OS/software of the killswitch, and then signal as many cars as possible to just kill the engine in mid-transit, which would cause all sorts of...

Oh yeah; I knew this kinda dumb shit was likely to happen. We are headed for a cyberpunk dystopia at alarming speed, and remote kill switches can be abused to fatal ends far to easily, and not just by state actors. People forgot the lessons of nBSG, Ghost In the Shell, and Terminator.

Seems legit.

I used to think the same, but I'm not naive enough to think it's going to go down in importance as a communication medium. I think we need a new social media 'bill of rights' as it were, because the internet blurs the lines between private enterprise, public utility...

PF is laughing at them banning him for that word of all things, and generally enjoying his forced separation from Twitter. He's feels like he's achieved a freedom he hasn't had in years.

Per Planefag's Tumblr, he got perma'd for calling a journalist a cunt. That's right, of all the things he tweeked the nose of the bluechecks with, it was calling one NPC journo a cunt that caused Twitter to go after him. He does seem happier now, and seems to be getting the last laugh over...