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Secure encryption and online anonymity are now at risk in Switzerland
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He's not a nazi sympathizer, stop being ridiculous. And he has never once said he would give your data to the US government, Trump admin or not. You're just straight up lying.
You and everyone like you are overly dramatic, terminally online chronic posters, making mountains out of molehills because you thrive on controversy and need something new each week to be outraged about.
This is protonmails head supporting a Nazi.
This is him saying the nazis are on his side.
I don't know what more needs to happen for people like you to accept he supports nazis.
Once you are a known Nazi supporter you cannot be trusted for anything because your brain is broken. He doesn't need to say anything for it to be a threat.
That's the stupidest thing I've heard all week, congratulations. You're insinuating that all Republicans are nazis, for one. It leads me to wonder if you were dropped on you head a little too much as a child. I could go on and point out further problems with your post, but if you're calling everyone who disagrees with you a nazi, I honestly doubt you're the sort of person to be willing or able to think critically about what you read, so why bother.
Welcome to lemmy. These nutjobs are everywhere.
Go back to your cybertruck
Isn't it brunch time somewhere in the world? Why don't you go do some sort of performative milquetoast protest and leave the discussion to the adults?
Lol that's your marker, brunch? As someone who lived through freedom fries and "latte sipping coastal elites", I find this conservative culture war lite peacocking to be tiresome.
I'm an anarchist. You know, the kind of person who actually fights for civil rights, while your lot sits at home sipping wine and wondering why the poors are getting so uppity.
Just proved his point..
I'm sure there are a few republicans who have job security and haven't turned Nazi. Romney for one. Shockingly, maybe even Mike pence. Even more shockingly, the cheneys (yes war criminals, no nazis). But the republican party is the party of fascism. Denying it and calling me a child doesn't make it less true.
That's a straw man. I didn't say the party wasn't full of fascists, I said not all of them are nazis. Just stop already, you're embarrassing yourself if you have to invent things I said because you don't have a good response to what I did say.
The way you phrased this makes it seem like it came from AI. It's like right around the edges of a real argument but not quite.
You better hope not. Cause if that's true, then judging from the downvotes you're getting, people would like something an AI said more than an allegedly intelligent human. But, you swing for the fruit you're intellectually capable of reaching, I suppose.
Do you seriosuly not see how your claim is a nonsequitur? Like, how can someone in good faith quote a sentence that talks about antitrust and who supports big tech or "small tech" and conclude that "Nazis are on his side", so he must be a Nazi.
For once, he needs to support a Nazi and their Nazi ideas.