I am blocking Germany and Austria

Colonel Gaddafi said:
The problem with that is guilt by association. They’re not going to care about your actual posts, just having an account linked to your IP will probably suffice.
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..right. but this is nothing new. Germany and by extension police that would be concerned about what people do on the farms already know about it. I get protecting people that can't stop themselves from saying/doing criminal things. But I think this is overreacting. At this point, it's Null that's censoring the internet not the government.
 
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So with the Germans gone, can we post the OG spicy meme?
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Understandable. I've been visiting kiwifarms via either Tor or VPN for years at this point. We have free speech, the problem is that free speech needs to be on the list of approved free speech. (don't @ me with your inane jew spergery, it's not even what I meant)

Some guy got swatted and had his electronics taken in because he called some politician a penis on twitter. That was his entire crime. (It did end up with having a Streisand effect and everyone calls this politician a penis now whenever his name comes up and that's probably all he will be remembered for at this point, but the implications are still horrifying)

The only slight upside is that the police here mostly doesn't care about reported internet hatecrimes and usually doesn't do anything if it's not about some powerful person who can put some pressure on them. So in practice, me posting repeadetly "tranny, tranny, tranny" here with clearnet IP probably won't cause much of anything. That's not really much of an upside though and people living here just aren't aware of this power the state has at least in theory to curb free speech, so measures like this are good to remind them.

Lots of politicans often lament not just logging all internet traffic and going through it with a fine comb to see who upvoted a problematic tweet to potentially give him some fine for it. Registering a website here with a clear name is also basically just an invitation to get legal threats. Many other european countries don't look much better, they just aren't that far on the curve yet. Not even talking about the EU parlament which permanently tries to implement "digital laws" that'd even make Xi blush and go so far that even german courts say "yeah calm down stalin". Vote, people!
 
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AspieNextDoor said:
You should block New Zealand, Australia and other lefty shitholes too.
When something like another Christchurch shooting happens and they get pissy at us, it's better for us to be safe than sorry.
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I get the "better safe than sorry" mentality, especially after the last barrage of stink ditch crop dustings, but blocking cucked countries outright hurts the site more at the end of the day. Josh still wants the site to grow, it can't do that if it's getting blocked everywhere. This is a case where just visiting the site is enough to get the person doing so into legal trouble in Germany, so it's not exactly normal circumstances in any regard.
 
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