>I no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible. They are not compatible. Democracy only works in ethnostates. Communism can also work in a small ethnostate. I've seen communism work just fine in Peru with the native people. The key is everyone must think the same way and have the same goals. The US is too pluralistic for communism. Democracy is dangerous when various cultures gain political mass and vote power away from other cultures. The challenge now is how do we take power away from the corporations? I'm less concerned about our various sub cultures as they are being used by corporations as mercenaries in our war. Too big to exist corporations are the enemy. >"The reason I want [peer to peer] as a trans anti-fascist is the same reason that a Nazi wants it; we just have opposite ends,” they explain. Correct. It's fine for mercenaries to use peer to peer. Not ok for "extremists" (or people with different views than big corporations) >The FBI,” Bevensee adds: “we’re talking about a technology that can’t be subpoenaed. It can’t be surveiled” and, in order to carry out remote surveillance of private chats, “you would have to back door every single device in the world”. In an open and free society, the FBI would not exist. Surveillance would not be required. >the Guardian found dozens of servers using peer-to-peer, open source tools, which were either exclusively or disproportionately devoted either to far-right politics, or to conspiracy theories that mainstream social media services have previously cracked down on For no reason at all.