Let me know when that online P2P resilience gives you food.
Meanwhile go on, be a statist bootlicker that only complain.

We can debate the 'Social Contract' all day, but that doesn't fix the infrastructure. While you're busy with semantics, we're focused on building workarounds for a digital siege. I'm interested in P2P resilience, not philosophy. Unless you have a technical solution for offline connectivity, I’m moving on

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where the rule of law actually exists to protect your dissent.

What is "rule of law" ? Obeying the state rules but crying online about how the state cut your internet?

A piece of paper where it says I should obey it? Is it a contract ? Where did I sign that contract?

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> where the rule of law actually exists to protect your dissent.

What is "rule of law" ? Obeying the state rules but crying online about how the state cut your internet?
What is the law in the end ?
A piece of paper where it says I should obey it? Is it a contract ? Where did I sign that contract?