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> Above a certain threshold, every veneer of civilization vanishes no matter what the country (some have a higher threshold than others). > At this level, only
by jobu 5y ago
> Above a certain threshold, every veneer of civilization vanishes no matter what the country (some have a higher threshold than others).
> At this level, only power matters. And the first rule of power is: Don't embarrass the powerful unless you can call on a lot of power to defend yourself.
Steven Donziger is another great example of this rule: https://theintercept.com/2020/01/29/chevron-ecuador-lawsuit-steven-donziger/ https://theintercept.com/2020/01/29/chevron-ecuador-lawsuit-...
Chevron has decided to make an example of him by ruining his life in return for a $9.5 billion judgement he won against them in Ecuador.
- pwillia7 5y agoWhatever happened to our benevolent anonymous hacker groups that were supposed to be so organic and decentralized they could never be ended?
- e12e 5y agoWar on terror?
- dmoy 5y agoThey never got law degrees with which to pursue judgments in court. Turns out it's hard to pass the bar while remaining anonymous.
- bopbeepboop 5y ago[dead]
- jazzyjackson 5y agoprobably got caught hacking something else for fun and profit, e.g. lulzsec