Miguel de Icaza ᯅ🍉Jan 10

Haha I made a similar thing about the American democrats recently, after reading my SMS spam:

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:otqxvkccrtrrapsa5up5jpf5/post/3mbod5fc3gc2v

Show threadMiguel de Icaza ᯅ🍉Jan 10
The original one did quote:
Show threadHelge HeßJan 10
@Migueldeicaza That crap is produced in your country, not in the EU. Take your fights where they belong.
Show threadMelvin GundlachJan 10
@helge @Migueldeicaza To be fair, it's long overdue that the EU blocks X and Grok. Right now, the reaction only shows that all the proposals of breaking E2E encryption in the name of "child safety" were never about CSAM.
Show threadHelge HeßJan 10
@melgu @Migueldeicaza That is correct, what is inappropriate is Americans blaming the EU for stuff that is produced on their behalf. Stop that and stand up against for real in your country.
Show threadCaptain of the SS El Faro
@helge @melgu @Migueldeicaza the EU is free to block CSAM any time they like. They are choosing not to and I can only think of one reason why that is.
Jan 11 at 12:36amWeb
Show threadHelge HeßJan 11
@bangskij @melgu Again, the wrong way around. The US is free to stop those CSAM producing sites any time they like. It’s a major US company, not some fishy small weird project. They are choosing not to and I can actually think of multiple reasons why that is.
Show threadMelvin GundlachJan 11
@helge @bangskij Again, the EU is free to act on its own. And since the US is not a reliable partner, it has to. It doesn’t help to point at the US and say „Fix your stuff“ when we know, they won’t. So we (the EU) have to act on our own.