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Banned from Google+, Anonymous creates Anonplus

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  1. captaincranky TechSpot Addict Posts: 8,768   +271

    You know, when we do this, the people in said, "3rd world countries", take time out to battle us. So we're doing them a favor by uniting them against a common enemy! Frankly, I don't see the down side...;)

    Ok, we've determined that you can't spell, your post does nothing to advance the discussion, and you insulted all of us.

    Yet you claim to be broad minded, acutely observant, and perhaps smarter and better than the rest of us.

    I'm impressed, you're a regular f****** "renaissance troll".
  2. red1776 Omnipotent Ruler of the Universe Posts: 5,794   +24

    :haha::haha:

    ..well it might just be the 'packing material'...but I pictured a haberdasher with tin snips modifying a suit of armor for Danny DeVito
  3. captaincranky TechSpot Addict Posts: 8,768   +271

    Then I turned around and pictured him trying to masturbate in it.......
  4. Seeing all the donation buttons on sites for anonymous wikileaks and all the spin off hacker news sites etc and the mastercard spoof videos make me think it's a big money scam, run by twerps in mommy's basement who never worked a day in their lives.

    As for them believing in freedom of speech, open up a blog or video channel critical of them and watch what happens.

    Anono-hypocrites

    anono-fail

    Again
  5. Any group that stands up to scientology has got my vote. For ever.
  6. That actually just makes you a sick individual.
     
  7. Yes i will be sure to give away my personal information to Anonymous.
  8. Are you joking? The USA is one of the primary terrorist states committing atrocities everyday (Israel being #1), violating human rights, geneva conventions, and international law. You are a fool for trading in your personal liberties for so-called security. How are we more secure today than we were before 9/11? We are far less secure, no bill of rights, habeus corpus is gone, the US government can throw you in prison and throw away the key if they 'suspect' you of terrorism... I suppose that includes anyone for human rights. This society is completely dumbed down, sports/celebrity/and mass media obsessed, its tragic.
  9. Leeky TechSpot Moderator Posts: 4,344   +59

    Hey, as long as we know what Brad Pitt is upto, and what he new hair style or clothing accessory is for the week, we're saved! :haha: :haha: :haha:

    So glad I live in the UK away from the whole "Hollywood" superstar thing!
  10. You should join the army, or become a security guard at least...
  11. right...or they might start a social network, lol
  12. Please make the UI dark, or have a dark option. Easy on the eyes.
  13. u mad bro?
    trollface.jpg
  14. If the have farmville, i'm so in.

    oh well i got my little troll in
  15. Pirates Of The Caribbean contributed this to the public consciousness, it's worth paying attention to here.

    William Turner: You didn't beat me. You ignored the rules of engagement! In a fair fight, I'd kill you!
    Jack Sparrow: Well, that's not much incentive for me to fight fair then, is it?

    All this talk of Anonymous creeping around like rats or what-have-you and how they shouldn't hide behind their anonymity, etc. What reason do they have *not* to hide what they do? What's the incentive to come out and put themselves at risk if they don't actually have to do so?

    It's a different game than what you played in high school guys. You don't get to beat people up until they stop bothering you, it's your best against their best and your best just isn't relevant in their arena.
  16. The fact that profiles related to Anonymous get removed from sites like Twitter, Facebook and Google+, proves that their presumptions on the direction the internet is heading, from an entity encouraging free speech, towards an entity controlled and censored by governments, is spot on. People might not comply with the means they bring attention to it, but they are fully in their right to bring this to the surface, and fight for their, my, and your right to say whatever pleases. The current development of the Internet is frightening, as there seem to be a central branch of governments that has agreed to suppress what they don't agree with through strict moderation and censorship. Wake up!
  17. captaincranky TechSpot Addict Posts: 8,768   +271

    Tea Overboard...!

    Tea Overboard.
    Listen, you have a whole island "empire" dedicated to the sole purpose of jambing your collective nose up your royal's a**. Then you have Rupert Murdock to "shove" you in the right direction.

    So please, don't pass judgment on the US as being the only country suffering from infatuation with the rich and famous. In fact, I think your country spawned that class-hole, "Robin Leach", then inflicted him on us. Was that revenge for the Boston Tea Party?
  18. Why is their even a registration and a user name etc needed if it's all supposed to be anonymous?
  19. captaincranky TechSpot Addict Posts: 8,768   +271

    Maybe you can just sign in as "guest"...:rolleyes:
  20. http://anonplus.presstorm.com

    Is currently being attacked and access is difficult. Shadowy government organizations are suspected.

    Clearly this idea is a good one and should be focused on.

    Build a truly Anon Social Network (ASN)

    Think 4 Chan on drugs, with all the benefits and organizational abilities of modern SN without any of the governmental control based on a decentralized P2P network.

    This will be our greatest weapon. Our actions will echo throughout eternity.

    The death knell of the current political/corporate power structure is being sung with every new line of code.