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Privacy
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Excuse my ignorance, but why is Germany a good place for privacy vs proton's Sweden?
And also eg, versus a non EU nation ?
https://digitalcourage.de/blog/2021/history-german-privacy-movement
TLDR: The Gestapo and Stasi
"uh uh. you aren't doing that shit to me again"
meanwhile, on the other side of the atlantic
"spy on me daddy"
US never had fascism, so they're experimenting and learning the hard way
oh man. we're the og fascists. our policies inspired european fascism. we've done all the key components of a fascist regime before: the forced labor, the death camps, the mass surveilance, the overt militarism, the desperate need to expand and get rid of the people who were already there
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