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>In fact, such data can only be retrieved via a court order. Thanks to Snowden, we know how that works in case of USA companies and CIA. But that's unacceptable for FSS. Because FSS is not CIA. Really? I don't think so.

You, 'normal people' can buy VPN. But I hope that this will not last too long. We have the China example, we know how strong government should treat VPN freaks.

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Strong government isn't afraid of anything, because people in a strong government change. Only the rulers who are greedy for their personal power turn themselves into living monuments and order to clean the Internet from the memes about them.

>Strong government isn't afraid of anything

Does USA have strong government? Why does it force RT, for example? Because strong goverment wants to control its mass media and information in general.

>Only the rulers who are greedy for their personal power turn themselves into living monuments and order to clean the Internet from the memes about them.

There are lots of memes about Putin, for example. Nobody cares. Got visit http://lurkmore.to. Enjoy your silly 'freedom'.

The website you are mentioning (lurkmore) was blocked in Russia and had to edit its content. See https://reestr.rublacklist.net/search/?q=lurkmore

Please do at least a little research next time.

Can we clear these troll accounts? This is beyond childish.

"I don't like what this guy writes. Please ban him."

Is that the freedom of speech you, American democrats, are talking about?

I also don't remember NSA or CIA raidering people's companies and putting them in jail for shares in the social media networks. So I'd prefer to give my information to them and not to the degenerate heirs of the KGB.

>I also don't remember NSA or CIA raidering people's companies and putting them in jail for shares in the social media networks. Because all the companies are already forced to give all the information NSA/CIA needs. Go read Snowden papers.

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