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I feel like feds will keep winning because of the advantage they have and the amount of surveillance and shit. Like there is nothing to be done right now besides wait it out. The amount of shit I've written when I was young (with entirely different political views) has made a massive digital footprint as far as I know and they could just pull up anything from the past to use against me and even if they don't have anything on you they could always make something up. Thinking of the thesis of decomposition or waiting for decay and collapse from the amassed contradictions.

I don't think there is anything that can be really done by anyone here. Even if you're organized, maybe at most you can hope that China and Russia screw over the US and the West.
Not saying anyone shouldn't try anything, just writing for myself. It feels extremely futile and I feel paranoid that the mistakes I make can catch up to me from the past.
I wonder if they're watching right now, feds actively monitoring this or if its just the algorithm indexing every page and key.

I don't even live in the US, yet it feels like they're always watching over my shoulder. Smothering all other people around me with the most abominable retarded garbage social medias can offer.
OPSEC is dead. Encryption is dead. Cybersecurity is a joke. Not to mention its not just three letter agencies but also other unaffiliated malicious actors. Having accounts and passwords on the internet compromised any notion anonymity, too many have already been wrapped up in "the web". To a point where the task of deletion and archive are as difficult as lifting a skyscraper. Writing anything personal on the internet is like a guaranteed probability of having it leaked.

Not to mention how the algorithms themselves are made to promote hate content and fearmongering now, countless "exposed" videos where a person can literally have their life ruined for something they wrote when they were a teen. Many such cases. Snowden dubbed it a permanent record. At least until the west collapses with its disguising internet.

At the very least I know that the capitalist mode of production is unsustainable, one day all of this will be gone, but who knows how many it will haunt and torment during their life. Even if nothing is happening, the torment of not knowing if something horrible will happen is enough to drive a sober mind insane.

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just do a butlerian jihad about it

Feds advantage is having MLs and Maoists on their side to critically support whoever kills the most workers in the third world

>>2267741
Maybe organizing is worth something to "pass down the flame" (as exemplified in https://www.marxists.org/archive/bordiga/works/1965/consider.htm ) as the rest of society becomes more and more retarded. If something happens that would be at least one way to know to have people behind your back for good.
Its a bit like being haunted, the strategy being to surround oneself with people - preferably like-minded people who will not believe any smears that can come.
As the monster picks off the group one by one the individual can only hope that someone else will join in before its too late.
The monster not only alienates the individual but is only visible to those aware of it.
Always paranoid of what's lurking in the periphery. This is why drugs are necessary, to not overthink things, to not be as afraid of every moment forward.

they can't kill all of us, if everyone gets radicalized it will just be a game of chicken that the porkies will lose in the end.

>>2267741
>OPSEC is dead. Encryption is dead. Cybersecurity is a joke.
did they break pgp over emails yet?

I have pointed it out that we could still use airgapped one-time pads quite trivially now.
1 gigabyte of entropy is something that could be snail-mailed over a flash drive or SD card (possibly embedded in some other object to disguise it if you are feeling particularly bad) and then you can hold a conversation of 1 billion / (8 bits per character) ~ 125 million characters long.

If you have proper entropy production, nothing could break it.

>>2267746
This is not historically progressive

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>>2267839
We have ways.

>>2267883
https://www.8newsnow.com/investigators/florida-teens-kidnap-las-vegas-man-drive-him-to-arizona-desert-steal-4m-in-cryptocurrency-police/amp/

Im just saying my bitcoin code is: 3BRqkjZwCDDwaA1ahtbEByWnbpJeG4EvYv

Communists now are just nationalist retards. Feds have no need of doing nothing. And when they do something (killing BLM leaders), people call the victims libs.

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>>2267741
Am trying to reason out the whole cybersecurity thing.
Information warfare is universally accepted as a pressing issue.
Cybersecurity can be one way of ameliorating this.

Much of the rest seems to be about plausible deniability, and compartmentalization.
So you compartmentalize actions which a group would deem actionable against.
You then keep these identities separated so that you can have plausible deniability.
You can't deny doing things in person however, so you have to have a public persona.

The difficulty is then being restricted in what your public persona can do to maintain OPSEC.
If you attend a protest or a movement or something like this its possible to identify you.
Similar with any physical exchange of goods.
You might lose jobs or contracts or even be arrested for these things.
It's a tangible loss of freedom to try to coordinate these things.
This is my present issue: you can't be a member of a "front" and an "underground".

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>>2267910
>Communists now are just nationalist retards. Feds have no need of doing nothing. And when they do something (killing BLM leaders), people call the victims libs.

It doesn't matter anon. If 15,000 people storm fort meade no amount of state sponsored epic haxzors!!!1 would be able to stop what would come next. All this internet shit is a false reality that a small burp from the sun could permanently end in a matter of seconds. Remember, There are 8 billion of us compared to a few million of them, pull up your pants king.

>>2267889
>That night, the victim was hosting a cryptocurrency-related event at a business in Downtown Las Vegas,
"victim"

>>2267741
I know how that feels. You can acknowledge the way things are going and prepare for certain things within reasonable limits, but otherwise, mainly, you have to cultivate your spirit, know thyself, basically all that kind of wisdom still applies. I think if you can shape a stable identity and a clear mind and cultivate place where you can process all of this noise and negativity without it starting an emotional chain reaction, then you'll probably be able to handle whatever comes.

I read a lecture by Nabokov where he talks about common sense (and it's common sense that tells us that the world is bad). And he describes a cartoon where a guy slips off a roof, and as he's falling he notices a sign over a shop is misspelled and wonders why no one's fixed it. Which encapsulates the human ability to marvel at trifles, in spite of our own mortality and everything, and this capacity to see beyond common sense is what allows to know that the world is actually good.

the first thing I tell security concerned activists is to not use computers. the second thing is to use a password manager (not using the same password everywhere)
>>2267839
>snail-mailed over a flash drive or SD card
feds can intercept mail. also flash and SD can have backdoors. you need something more primitive without active components inside like tape, DVDs or even floppies. but this is also state-level concerns. you can look into data diodes if you are extra paranoid


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