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1 year ago5 points(+0/-0/+5Score on mirror)2 children
All for show. These age verification bills don't work because VPN's exist. They've already been defeated, if anyone noticed them at all. Most Brits already use VPNs because their Orwellian govt will arrest them for posting memes.
Second, I can't even call these well-meaning laws because they mandate the use of third-party verification providers. They're basically forcing websites to funnel our data to third-party companies for their own profit, possibly even blackmail material.
1 year ago3 points(+0/-0/+3Score on mirror)1 child
Indubiously. I've said here many times this is how they make their money: *Fees, Fines, Rents.*
They lobby govt to create unnecessary "bottlenecks" within industries that force us to contract with them. They're bridge trolls. These are also all paper businesses: lawyers, accountants, realtors, brokers, inspections, permits, etc. They don't actually make anything or provide any value, and there's no inventory to manage. It's all on paper. If I could teach everyone in the world one thing, it would be that. None of them have real jobs. Their "business" is stamping paper in exchange for fees, fines or rents.
Second, I can't even call these well-meaning laws because they mandate the use of third-party verification providers. They're basically forcing websites to funnel our data to third-party companies for their own profit, possibly even blackmail material.
Anyhow, these laws were DOA thanks to VPNs.
They lobby govt to create unnecessary "bottlenecks" within industries that force us to contract with them. They're bridge trolls. These are also all paper businesses: lawyers, accountants, realtors, brokers, inspections, permits, etc. They don't actually make anything or provide any value, and there's no inventory to manage. It's all on paper. If I could teach everyone in the world one thing, it would be that. None of them have real jobs. Their "business" is stamping paper in exchange for fees, fines or rents.
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The lesson here? Don't deal with Ga(y)tan.