• Omega_Haxors@lemmy.ml
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    11 months ago

    “Do we risk losing our careers over an ephemeral social post that doesn’t save a single life in Palestine?”

    They wouldn’t be suppressing it so desperately if it wasn’t a severe threat to their fascist institutions. Always remember: Fascism isn’t a collection of individual racists, it’s a system designed to keep the people divided so they can stay in power, and they will kill you if you don’t stop it.

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    11 months ago

    inb4 some FOSS tool comes put to check if your name has ended up on some bull crap ADL blacklist lmao

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      11 months ago

      but comments on the internet are largely anonymous, and an IP address does not determine identity for an individual (though it’s probably suspicious as heck)

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        11 months ago

        Oh these websites target public comments lol.

        Social media with your real name, protests, speeches, literally any statement of any kind.

        So yeah, you can be safe by easily just using a username. But anyone with any major position, especially people in academia, can’t really pretend to be a PHD without showing their creds.

        Students and professors show up to public IRL events and then get pasted onto these crappy sites lol

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    11 months ago

    Personally, it should be very liberating to be barred from certain companies based on your views.

    Go work somewhere that respects who you are, rather than one who tries to control you.