apple0154
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since liberals like to equate freedom to being free from responsibility, anon speech should be right up there alley.
That's one point of view. On the other hand maybe you don't really know liberals and what they equate with freedom.
the only reason it's not now is I've managed to put it in a bad light.
I don't see it as a bad light, at all. Why shouldn't people own their speech? We have enough liars and troublemakers and bullshitters and cowards. Look what happened with AIDS when people kept it "private". The information would leak out and the person was discriminated against until others had the balls to speak out. The same with homosexuality. Once people realized the number and character of homosexual individuals the filthy, perverted view people had changed.
Single mothers. Abortion. The list goes on.
Too much privacy/anonymity not only stops progress but it gives a venue for people to disrupt and/or control society. No better example of its malevolency is the government.
The bright side is it's changing. Just like the caller's phone number shows up on the phone maybe we'll see the person's IP number show up on emails and have an option available to place emails without an IP number automatically in spam. Just think how many sales gimmicks would disappear.
"And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should."
