According to the FBI, we're all terrorist suspects

#1

https://publicintelligence.net/do-you-like-online-privacy-you-may-be-a-terrorist/

Hooray for freedom!

#2

Terrorism has lost it’s definition.

#3

so am a terrorist from two fronts ?!

#4

Awesome, you just beat Bolteh to the punch.

#5

Are we in 20th century Russia?

#6

So basically i cant play a total war game to avoid being suspected to be a terrorist?
Capitalism at its best i guess

#7

:frowning:

#8

Oh great, now I am malaysian terrorist?

#9

don’t worry you’ll get another shot

p.s so a Muslim terrorist and a cyber terrorist, anything else to add ?

#10

Some of that (like the SIM card switches and the long distance trips to internet cafes) actually does make a lot of sense to be on the lookout for. Other parts of it is just silly.

#11

What in the bloody hell was that page trying to load? :hmph:

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If I get a virus from this or get arrested and extradited to the US because I opened that webpage Triage, I’m gonna commit some terrorist activities against you in your sleep.

#12

… and here is a dangerous hungarian with bows and arrows, and with a virtual crowbar, typing on laptop 250 kilometers away from home.

THe FBI should’ve been shut down for failure to prevent 9 11, and now they’re coming with this madness…

#13

I am Hamachi Terrorist.

#14

One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedomfighter.

#15

heeey baaabe take a walk on the wild side
and the colored girls go

do do do do do do do do do

#16

So lan parties are actually secret terrorist get-togethers?

#17

Duh.

#18

I killed 200,000 Americans yesterday. FBI slapped my wrist and told me to go to my room. What the hell, man?

#19

I for one am proud of my terrorist tendencies.

#20

dropping massive amounts of explosives on civilians is less of a terrorist activity than wanting privacy? okay fbi

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