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Aaron Pajak
@AaronPajak
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Christian | Classical Liberal | Aspiring future politician | Nerd | Father | Husband to the most wonderful woman
TechlorePrivacy isn't suspicious. It's a human right.
Privacy-respecting services have never been better. People just need to switch to them.
Everyone deserves privacy.
✅ Human Rights
✅ Climate
✅ Animal Rights
✅ Digital Rights
✅ *insert any activism*
What do they share? The necessity for privacy. Activism challenges authority, and without privacy—you are vulnerable.
After the 2016 election I lost respect for many people I had looked up to for years. My world view shifted after that point…here I am in 2025 experiencing that same feeling. I guess it just comes with age. 30’s here I come.
The feeling of dread I felt on Election night has returned. It’s like waiting for a bomb to go off, but you don’t know exactly when it’s going to.
Jonah Aragon 
This is not a win for privacy, this is a massive loss for all Americans as the country descends into the internet censorship that has plagued so many of the other unfree countries around the world.
It isn't the time to act smug or superior just because that censorship happened to target an app you disliked today. They will have no problems coming for the services you do like tomorrow.
Eugen RochkoHappy new year, Mastodon!
Look, what happened is terrible and no society should resort to vigilantism for those we perceived wronged us, but things like this make it clear to the common man that the rich think they are above us. By doing this you are giving the mob more reasons to resort to violence.
https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/new-crisis-hotline-for-ceos
https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/new-crisis-hotline-for-ceos
