I think it’s a good statement, short and to the point. The replies are absolute poison though, hasbara bots really honing in on them. Feds will try and make something stick but it doesn’t sound like he was even a member.

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[–] homhom9000@hexbear.net 18 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Opsec is very hard these days. But it's harder for them to find bodies to infiltrate people than it is for them to just login to a website and pull any info they need. Going offline or even off of public social media is one of the easiest ways but this should be org discussions

[–] trinicorn@hexbear.net 8 points 23 hours ago* (last edited 23 hours ago)

yeah I just don't see going offline as a total solution at all (I assume you don't either)

I mean yes it's a good thing to do but you still exist in the built environment with all the things I mentioned and more all surveilling you, and you don't even get to reap the benefits of modern communications. I think you need community buy in on some level to deal with some of these. mass shaming and defacing of cameras would go a long way. We are at a point where not having a phone or taking even mild precautions makes people think you're a drug dealer. That level of penetration of society means cops can just look for anyone they can't track rather than find a needle in a haystack. or at least I fear we're there.