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I am subject to intrusive monitoring by the government because I posted on an incel honeypot forum (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by MrHand@lemmy.world to c/privacy@lemmy.ml

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You may have heard of the "Countering Violent Extremism" program under DHS.

They've deployed the tactics used to fight terrorists against domestic citizens. For example, incels. When I posted on the web forum incels dot is, I didn't know it was Department of Homeland Security operation against men who say they are romantically deprived. I didn't know I was interacting with larping feds who encourage extremist rhetoric. Consequently I was put on a watchlist and am subject to intrusive monitoring.

I share a lot of my experience here.

https://twitter.com/WrongedIncel

My question is, my computer is hacked by them and they are privy to my computer activity -- as in, right now, they're seeing me type this post. How can I get these rats out of my computer? I just run Windows 11.

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[-] Aatube@kbin.social 8 points 1 year ago

        Kbin and Lemmy are two of the most liberal hosting software. It's slightly literal in this specific instance which is literally Lemmy.Marxist-Leninist. While implementations of that ideology often aren't liberal the ideology itself is. Post such stuff on 𝕏 if you want people who might actually "help" you.
Pologyny is a crime in the US. Just that a man is really attractive doesn't mean they engage in such activity. Such men also have personality characteristics that prevent them from doing "serial monogamy". In the case of Johnny Carson, having 4 wives over 56 years isn't "serial monogamy" either.
You don't need to have sex to have children. You can always adopt.

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