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BREAKING: Poland just announced the end of internet anonymity!


Korvinus  9 | 881
  #1
Funny how they all just stepped in with these laws all over the world almost like there was some high level coordination going on....

But that's for conspiracy theorists that's not happening.

x.com/MarioBojic/status/2028406153609117891


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Novichok  7 | 10655
  #2
I love the idea..
It will make the task of finding and arresting hateful people so much easier.
Hitler and Stalin must be green with envy. Why didn't they think about it first...Duh...


Joker  2 | 2670
  #3
It will make the task of finding and arresting hateful people so much easier.

Europeans lose more freedom each day.


Novichok  7 | 10655
  #4
They are a fvcking joke and not much better than the USSR.

OK, maybe not the USSR, KGB, and Beria...so how about PRL...


cms neuf  3 | 2537
  #5
This law has not been passed or introduced to the sejm yet - it is just one person's idea

But you guys believe any old **** on the internet


Novichok  7 | 10655
  #6
Hey, easy...We, Americans, may be stoopid, but we know how to read English if it's not too complicated ...

Did you notice that "Following Portugal and France..." in Post 1? Me thinks that they already have it on them books ...

Am I correct?


cms neuf  3 | 2537
  #7
Post on Portugal forums then and make us all happy

In France that law is still in senate etc

But France does have age checks for ****, so yes that is a breach of privacy / anonimity


OP Korvinus  9 | 881
  #8
Bizarre thing is that back in 2008 when "violent video games" were ruining children, these same 28 year olds justifiably laughed in the faces of all the middle-aged "youth psychology experts." It's not good that relatively young adults are having the approach of 50 year olds.

x.com/usutav/status/2028521636790489293


Ron2
  #9
Children have no business getting online. They can play video games offline. However, make no mistake - this law is yet another brick towards implementation of human chips.


cms neuf  3 | 2537
  #10
Children have no business getting online.

You missed the two years where school was online ?

After that you can't just put the internet back in its box - it's a part of everyday life for kids too

The end of internet anonymity needs far more discussion than it is getting but I think in Poland that Nawrocki would veto it anyway.


Ron2
  #11
I think these bans are directed at the US, which dominates the social media and internet apps / AI. This gives the EU more time to catch up with the competition; once they do, they may stop enforcing these laws. However, it's very unlikely they catch up with the US or China on that.


OP Korvinus  9 | 881
  #12
Children have no business getting online

It should be the concern of the parents.


Bobko  32 | 3408
  #13
It should be the concern of the parents

Parents?

Parents are retards.

If I relied on my parents I would be lost.

The good Soviet state helped raised me.


cms neuf  3 | 2537
  #14
I think these bans are directed at the US, which dominates the social media and internet..

Definitely a big dose of anti Americanism in this proposal and similar ones in Europe. It is mainly the fault of Musk for repeatedly winding up elected European governments but also Zuckerberg, Bezos and Karp for their brown nosing of Golden Cow.

After Trump goes I think there will be a round of apologies and the whole issue quietly dropped.


OP Korvinus  9 | 881
  #15
The good Soviet state helped raised me.

Please post more about it.


Alien  31 | 8084
  #16
post more about it.

Looks like he was in the gulag. 🤔


jon357  78 | 26019
  #17
Children have no business getting online.

As far as social media is concerned, absolutely so. You can't keep them off altogether, however it's depressing to see the young staring into phones rather than interacting with what's around them.


Joker  2 | 2670
  #18
Parents are retards. If I relied on my parents I would be lost.

The apple doesnt fall far from the tree......


Ron2
  #19
So Poland doesn't create anything new, just "improves" what other's have done by adding more bureaucracy, restrictions, and less privacy. A lose-lose for Polish people.


jon357  78 | 26019
  #20
This is probably a positive step. I'd not heard of 'trashstreaming' (po polsku 'patostreaming') before.

Poland's president signs law targeting 'trash streaming'
Law carries up to 5-year sentence for online content depicting serious crimes, animal abuse or degrading treatment of another person


and

The new law makes it a criminal offense to publicly distribute online content for financial or personal gain that depicts serious crimes, animal abuse, or the degrading treatment of another person, even if that person has consented. Offenders face prison sentences of up to three years, while livestreams showing or staging more serious crimes can carry penalties of up to five years.

aa.com.tr/en/europe/polands-president-signs-law-targeting-trash-streaming/4001693


PolAmKrakow  2 | 1050
  #21
To think the PF could get banned in Poland. Oh my how will the leftist fvcktards survive with only themselves to argue with. Priceless.


jon357  78 | 26019
  #22
@PolAmKrakow
Don't feel you have to constantly show us how inane you are. PF doesn't do 'patostreaming'.

Do you wish it did?


Lyzko9bda5804d1f
  #23
.....nor from a horse's ass, Joker.


PolAmCrackheads
  #24
young staring into phones rather than interacting with what's around them.

I've heard of under-5s mimicking "don't forget to like and subscribe" in an American accent, in real life, because they learned it from endless YouTube tablet time.

Social media is absolute poison and I am fully behind any and all initiatives to wean younger generations off it before it melts their brains.


Lyzko9bda5804d1f
  #25
Point well taken.


jon357  78 | 26019
  #26
before it melts their brains.

Youtube is the worst. Fine for music or old TV shows or news clips etc. however so much of it is 'influencers' droning on for people who find reading a chore.


Evil Ursula
  #27
Youtube is the worst.

Have you told Milo yet?


Lyzko9bda5804d1f
  #28
When information becomes too accessable and little to no effort is required to obtain it, then it becomes worthless!





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