Liz Fong-Jones / Elliot William Fong / @lizthegrey - 'Consent accident' enjoyer, ex-Google employee, nepotistic sex pest, Robert Z'Dar look-alike who wants authority over the Internet

[Procrastinhater]

I don't know what apalls me the most, that Tier 1 Backbone providers are breaking the Internet to protect a fucking AGP rapist or that its US companies that cucked first while Eurofags stand firm (for the moment).
Jefferson, Washington, and the rest of our Founding Fathers would be fucking ashamed and disgusted at the actions of their countrymen, right before they fucking hanged them for treason.

 

[frippery]

I dunno guys. Maybe it's not so bad. I miss the early 90s when all I used the Internet for was porn, weather, and Sim City 2000 cheats.

 

[CervixHammer]

If he is buds with Chad Loder, it is not impossible he has alphabet agency ties as well.

, but I wonder if the troon stuff seems like it's everywhere all the time for the exact same reason LSD was being handed out like candy in some places in the 1960s. DIY Hormone Hub would be sort of like the modern version of a guy like Al Hubbard or the Grateful Dead having CIA connections, for the classic "let's just get a bunch of people to take these drugs and see what happens" experiment.

 

[Pee Cola]

If we are at the stage of Tier 1 providers actively censoring the Internet over a gossip forum then its clear we have reached a point where telecommunications reached in the early 20th Century and its necessary for the Feds (as much as I hate big government) to step in and break up their power.
The Internet in our day and age is a publically necessary utility like roads and powerlines and phone lines and everyone has a right to access it, this right cannot be left to AGP perverts and corrupt ideologues to violate freely.
This sick rapist fuck is destroying the free Internet in his crusade to conceal his rapes.

For years I didn't quite get what all the net neutrality sperging was about. Whilst it was originally about ensuring no particular website was favoured over the other in terms of routing packets, the recent actions where DDoS mitigation providers, ISPs and even Tier 1 backbone providers have been bullied into censorship by a fat Canadian man acting as a puppet for the alleged rapist Liz Fong-Jones, leaves me to opine that the principles of net neutrality need to expand and encompass First Amendment rights (at least in terms of how net neutrality is managed in the US).

If the EFF really wanted to do something useful, they'd build a case to take to the US Supreme Court that anti-net neutrality laws are unconstitutional. There's plenty of documented evidence to suggest that net infrastructure is being weaponised by bad actors to stifle free speech. I'm not optimistic, as the EFF isn't full of Richard Stallman types any more.

I dunno guys. Maybe it's not so bad. I miss the early 90s when all I used the Internet for was porn, weather, and Sim City 2000 cheats.

I keep sperging about Usenet newsgroups, and at this rate we may unironically be forced back onto them for things other than downloading warez via binary groups.

 

[Accept Only Substitutes]

I don't know what apalls me the most, that Tier 1 Backbone providers are breaking the Internet to protect a fucking AGP rapist or that its US companies that cucked first while Eurofags stand firm (for the moment).
Jefferson, Washington, and the rest of our Founding Fathers would be fucking ashamed and disgusted at the actions of their countrymen, right before they fucking hanged them for treason.

The US is not a truly free country. About eight years ago I saw a headline that ranked countries on how free their citizens actually were. I don't remember where the US was on the list, but at that time they claimed the Kiwi nation as the most free on the earth.

https://www.cato.org/blog/new-human-freedom-index-us-15-new-zealand-switzerland-freest

An excerpt from 2019

United States ranks 15 in the Human Freedom Index 2019 released today by the Cato Institute, the Fraser Institute in Canada, and the Liberales Institut at the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in Germany. The five freest jurisdictions are New Zealand, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Canada, and Australia.

The annual Index uses 76 indicators of personal, civil, and economic freedom in 162 countries for 2017, the most recent year for which sufficient, globally comparable data are available. The report finds that global freedom has declined slightly since 2008, with more countries (79) seeing a fall in their levels of freedom than seeing an improvement (61).

Other selected countries rank as follow: United Kingdom (14), Taiwan (19), Chile (2, France (33), Mauritius (50), South Africa (64), India (94), Russia (114), China (126), Saudi Arabia (149) and Venezuela (161).

 

[AltisticRight]

I don't know what apalls me the most, that Tier 1 Backbone providers are breaking the Internet to protect a fucking AGP rapist or that its US companies that cucked first while Eurofags stand firm (for the moment).
Jefferson, Washington, and the rest of our Founding Fathers would be fucking ashamed and disgusted at the actions of their countrymen, right before they fucking hanged them for treason.

The AGPs will just conjure up your typical leftist brainrot arguments such as "they owned slaves" and "they killed natives". This founding fathers thing really only works for patriotic boomers.

I actually have a feeling that Europe might not give a damn, we just have to host a European url with all the "private" tagged information hidden.

I'll laugh so hard if it comes to the state that only Asian and African ISPs route us, and I have to use an Asian VPN, this will further cement the fact that regarding autogynephilic eunuchs, Asia is in fact freer. Just don't "break cultural norms" and "say naughty stuff about the government", none of which like troons, aside from perhaps Taiwan and the select few pozzed cities in China (Shenzhen) and Japan.

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>Uyghurs in reeducation camps
Troons: me me me
>Rwandan Genocide
Troons: me me me
>Stampede in a Halloween festival in Korea
Troons: me me me
>Abortion becoming a state issue
Troons: me me me
>Terrorists that were previous USALGBTQAIDSS++ allies raping girls and forcing marriage
Troons: me me me

 

[Solid Hyrax]

This might not even be official, troons have infiltrated tech to such an extent its possible this Thwomp faced rice nigger has got a connection thats done something on the sly.
If we are at the stage of Tier 1 providers actively censoring the Internet over a gossip forum then its clear we have reached a point where telecommunications reached in the early 20th Century and its necessary for the Feds (as much as I hate big government) to step in and break up their power.
The Internet in our day and age is a publically necessary utility like roads and powerlines and phone lines and everyone has a right to access it, this right cannot be left to AGP perverts and corrupt ideologues to violate freely.
This sick rapist fuck is destroying the free Internet in his crusade to conceal his rapes.

It's seriously irritating me that I, an avid libertarian, agree with you that this Internet business needs to become a regulated utility.

 

[RonPaul2008]

I remember when Null did his special on Keffals and I was like, whoa that's pretty personal, that guy's gonna flip out. And then he did.
Now I know this nigga's been hating KF for years but he's escalated a lot since his thread took off. These fuckers are all the same.

theyre all kamikaze types because they know that they've screwed themselves over if we don't submit to their delusions.

 

[AnOminous]

Honeycomb.io sounds like a sheltered workshop for degenerates that are so toxic that not even the rest of Silicon Valley wants anything to do with them.

Is that thing some vanity project for trust fund kids or does it have actual customers?

It's seriously irritating me that I, an avid libertarian, agree with you that this Internet business needs to become a regulated utility.

Unless you're one of those super fanatic lolberts who think we shouldn't even have fire departments or armed forces or public highways, the Internet is in fact in that class of goods and services that is necessary for all, but it is impossible to exclude access to only those who can pay. That makes it a public good even in the strictest sense of the term.

Now, obviously the on-ramps can be 'taxed' to some extent and we currently have bad policies encouraging rent-seeking rather than delivering to the public, but that can be changed.

 

[quaawaa]

The US is not a truly free country. About eight years ago I saw a headline that ranked countries on how free their citizens actually were. I don't remember where the US was on the list, but at that time they claimed the Kiwi nation as the most free on the earth.

https://www.cato.org/blog/new-human-freedom-index-us-15-new-zealand-switzerland-freest

An excerpt from 2019

Any "freedom ranking" that puts New Zealand, CCP-controlled Hong Kong, Canada, and Australia at the top isn't worth taking seriously.

For years I didn't quite get what all the net neutrality sperging was about. Whilst it was originally about ensuring no particular website was favoured over the other in terms of routing packets, the recent actions where DDoS mitigation providers, ISPs and even Tier 1 backbone providers have been bullied into censorship by a fat Canadian man acting as a puppet for the alleged rapist Liz Fong-Jones, leaves me to opine that the principles of net neutrality need to expand and encompass First Amendment rights (at least in terms of how net neutrality is managed in the US).

Net neutrality was an astroturfed campaign that had nothing to do with freedom of speech. It was concocted by Netflix and backed up by the rest of Big Tech as a way to get ISPs to subsidize infrastructure upgrades for Big Tech's data centers. It's not a violation of "road neutrality" if someone builds a shopping mall and the government asks them to pay to widen the road to their building (this practice is called an impact fee and is very common), but that's what the tech companies were complaining about. They wanted the ISPs to pay for extra fiber between their datacenters and the ISPs, and the ISPs said "no, you pay for it". The reason why the issue disappeared overnight was because the shill groups lost their funding once the tech companies gave in and paid for edge servers and fiber themselves.

 

[The Piscine Pope]

So with this snowplow-jawed MAN claiming responsibility for getting isps to block access to the farms, is there enough of a case for Null to drag him to court?

 

[Stabmaster Arson II]

I'm not optimistic, as the EFF isn't full of Richard Stallman types any more.

Slight PL, but Stallman is a damn pervert. I remember emailing him in around....2011-2014 sometime? To do a sort of interview that was being relayed to the (now defunct) /prog/ text board on 4chan. That email is now defunct, and I can't remember how, but for some reason he ended up steering the conversation towards teachers teaching kids in school how to masturbate in class. Honestly, the guy is fucked. I seem to remember he got "cancelled" for something a while back? The real reason for the cancelling was because of his zealotry for net neutrality and him standing in the way of things being changed (although that's not what was said to be the reason) but honestly, fucker probably deserved it. Sorta like when they get mobsters on tax evasion.

Plus he's been a whining bitch about "It's GNU/Linux!" for years because he's butthurt he still hasn't finished his bloody kernel.

 

[Agent Abe Caprine]

Elliot looks kind of like the guy who raped me behind a Goodwill dumpster last month.

 

[Blitzsneed]

The US is not a truly free country. About eight years ago I saw a headline that ranked countries on how free their citizens actually were. I don't remember where the US was on the list, but at that time they claimed the Kiwi nation as the most free on the earth.

https://www.cato.org/blog/new-human-freedom-index-us-15-new-zealand-switzerland-freest

An excerpt from 2019

>Cato Institute, the Fraser Institute in Canada, and the Liberales Institut at the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in Germany. The five freest jurisdictions are New Zealand, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Canada, and Australia.
>NZ
>Canada
>Australia
This was data from 2017, five years ago. It's insane how fucked it is now. Orange Man made everyone seethe, but the Coof turned almost every state on this planet into a borderline authoritarian shithole.

 

[Procrastinhater]

The AGPs will just conjure up your typical leftist brainrot arguments such as "they owned slaves" and "they killed natives". This founding fathers thing really only works for patriotic boomers.

I actually have a feeling that Europe might not give a damn, we just have to host a European url with all the "private" tagged information hidden.

I'll laugh so hard if it comes to the state that only Asian and African ISPs route us, and I have to use an Asian VPN, this will further cement the fact that regarding autogynephilic eunuchs, Asia is in fact freer. Just don't "break cultural norms" and "say naughty stuff about the government", none of which like troons, aside from perhaps Taiwan and the select few pozzed cities in China (Shenzhen) and Japan.


>Uyghurs in reeducation camps
Troons: me me me
>Rwandan Genocide
Troons: me me me
>Stampede in a Halloween festival in Korea
Troons: me me me
>Abortion becoming a state issue
Troons: me me me
>Terrorists that were previous USALGBTQAIDSS++ allies raping girls and forcing marriage
Troons: me me me

Tbh bro every Asian I've met IRL, and every  real African (as in actually from Africa) for that matter has been unironically based as fuck.
The Asians I'm friends with personally have a strong sense of family and are proud of their culture's good points, and had no time for troons or whining soy-based activity.
I would trust Asians or Africans over US or European providers atm.

 

[AltisticRight]

It's seriously irritating me that I, an avid libertarian, agree with you that this Internet business needs to become a regulated utility.

I went from live and let live to wanting all troons hanging from planks in a matter of 12 hours.

Welcome to the club.

 

[Seething Troon Collector]

So with this snowplow-jawed MAN claiming responsibility for getting isps to block access to the farms, is there enough of a case for Null to drag him to court?

This has been discussed ad nauseum over the last week or so. The answer is no, it's expensive to sue people and if you haven't heard, being a troon is a protected class and gets the benefit of the doubt. Null can't fight this in court on his own.

 

[AnOminous]

Net neutrality was an astroturfed campaign that had nothing to do with freedom of speech. It was concocted by Netflix and backed up by the rest of Big Tech as a way to get ISPs to subsidize infrastructure upgrades for Big Tech's data centers.

No it wasn't, it was invented about 20 years ago by a law professor to describe what was already the pre-existing general philosophy of how the Internet handles traffic, and is basically baked into the RFCs.

 

[EpicGamerMoment]

It's seriously irritating me that I, an avid libertarian, agree with you that this Internet business needs to become a regulated utility.

There isn’t, and never was, a permanent libertarian solution to this

 

[quaawaa]

No it wasn't, it was invented about 20 years ago by a law professor to describe what was already the pre-existing general philosophy of how the Internet handles traffic, and is basically baked into the RFCs.

That's not what the reddit and other tech media shills were pushing. What you're talking about is a different concept with the same name, but the "popular" movement of the 2010's was 100% a corporate shill op which picked the name deliberately to obfuscate what they were really trying to do.