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and i dont trust what they do with the names n shit.
No-one with a brain trusts the government either now or at any other point in history. One common thread for all governments is that they eventually all implode, massively. However we can’t all just rollover in fear because surveilance technology has advanced so much in the last few years. I personally think the gov has bitten off more than they can chew, and will soon be so overwhelmed with peoples personal info that it will be impossible to keep track. Can you imagine the sheer weight of infromation they already must have on every Muslim who went into a mosque? And this info gathering isnt just national. They have details of how many times some poor git in Pakistan goes to the toilet a day.
If you want to judge the efectiveness of police just look at how crap they are at stopping illegal websites or credit card fraud, or even a finding a plain stolen car. Judging by the number of people who were going raving 15-20 years ago my hope is that someone in number 10 maybe attended and has a soft spot, and the only way of making them take notice is to show them we are still alive and kicking. Obviously the best way would be for thouands of us to try to get to something every weekend, but it’s so secretive now that from what I’ve seen a lot of parties are little more that private dos. I agree with
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Even if we had “tolerated rave areas”, there would be the issue of stopping the more financially motivated drug dealing networks from taking over control of these events, perhaps with violence
but we can’t give up. This has wider implications regarding this countries outdated drug laws. We are battling on lots of fronts. There is now a whole generation of people who think V festival is the be all and end all. Mention Free Festival to them and they haven’t got a clue, or run in fear because of government propaganda. As long as we operate within the law it doesn’t matter what info they have on us, and
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and i dont trust what they do with the names n shit.
No-one with a brain trusts the government either now or at any other point in history. One common thread for all governments is that they eventually all implode, massively. However we can’t all just rollover in fear because surveilance technology has advanced so much in the last few years. I personally think the gov has bitten off more than they can chew, and will soon be so overwhelmed with peoples personal info that it will be impossible to keep track. Can you imagine the sheer weight of infromation they already must have on every Muslim who went into a mosque? And this info gathering isnt just national. They have details of how many times some poor git in Pakistan goes to the toilet a day.
If you want to judge the efectiveness of police just look at how crap they are at stopping illegal websites or credit card fraud, or even a finding a plain stolen car. Judging by the number of people who were going raving 15-20 years ago my hope is that someone in number 10 maybe attended and has a soft spot, and the only way of making them take notice is to show them we are still alive and kicking. Obviously the best way would be for thouands of us to try to get to something every weekend, but it’s so secretive now that from what I’ve seen a lot of parties are little more that private dos. I agree with
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Even if we had “tolerated rave areas”, there would be the issue of stopping the more financially motivated drug dealing networks from taking over control of these events, perhaps with violence
but we can’t give up. This has wider implications regarding this countries outdated drug laws. We are battling on lots of fronts. There is now a whole generation of people who think V festival is the be all and end all. Mention Free Festival to them and they haven’t got a clue, or run in fear because of government propaganda. As long as we operate within the law it doesn’t matter what info they have on us, and the
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