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WHDH
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What do you think about hacker group Anonymous? Their wikpedia site

They should be fighting vs site which "violate" freedom of sharing on internet because of copiright and vs sites that promote hate speech. But is hacking the right way,should they continue and owerall what do you think off them?

#100th forum post :-) like it was yesterday

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pangtongshu
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If we are talking about anonymous sometime.pre-occupy wall street, I'm all for it. A random idiotic 4chan based group bent on doing random stupid **** with your random side of internet vigilante justice with no clear goal besides "CATS WOOOOOOOO".

Occupy wall street to current...utter garbage. Politically biased, SJW infested, lean green meme machine with a side of cringe,etc etc.

There's a reason the home of anonymous has rejected the " group".

WHDH
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Shepherd

I actually like and dislike them in the same time. I am not a fan of hacking and their ideology isn't clear and nither are their origins but it seems that after confusing start they have done some really good things (fighting against child pornography, terorists...) but the main reason I like em is that they are not scared to fight vs govrement and they fight vs the sistem.

Lysceed
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That's the problem with any anonymous group - there's no real accountability, so if someone wants to moonlight as that group, it's hard to tell the difference. It's easy enough to tell that they're wanting to inspire change, but how much is yet to be known.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ij3KigB0xA

Anonymous is sounding off the new Renaissance era this year for humanity.

Speculation: Anonymous is not as much a group as it is a movement. There may be a few people at the core who do targeted attacks, but they do try to inspire social movement for the better of humanity, it seems. It's easier to identify yourself as an Anonymous member if you can subscribe to the same sort of ideals and actions as they do. Trying to find them would be near impossible. Eventually they'll have some sort of break out this year (or so they say), in which they may try to get as many people on as they can. God knows we need it in the world with all the political and social corruption, but who knows how much destruction it would cause in its wake.

Freakenstein
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I like the Anonymous that spreads awareness and peacefully protests, but I don't like the Anonymous that blackhats for the lulz

SirLegendary
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Duke

I feel like they should hack the right websites. Wish they would start hacking the hell out of my country's government.

GhostOfNinja
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Anonymous was pretty much born out of the desire to pursue teh lulz. Yes, they sometimes do things for legitimately good causes, but we're talking about a group whose beginnings can be traced back to 4chan and /b/. They cause more chaos than anything else...that being said, I'm all for them, I'm not going to pretend what they do isn't funny.

WHDH
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I like the Anonymous that spreads awareness and peacefully protests, but I don't like the Anonymous that blackhats for the lulz

Anonymous was pretty much born out of the desire to pursue teh lulz.

Yes the beggining was not so good but few years afer they seam to do right thing. I thik that the anonymous now isn't the one from he begining.

Wish they would start hacking the hell out of my country's government.

Hehe, know the fealing.

They apparently helped start a revolution in Tunisia.

Really? Or just media thing...

GhostOfNinja
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They apparently helped start a revolution in Tunisia.

They didn't start the revolution. They did conduct a few DDoS attacks on Tunisian government sites after violence had already broken out though. The revolution was an Arab Spring thing, the Tunisian people started it.

WHDH
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They didn't start the revolution. They did conduct a few DDoS attacks on Tunisian government sites after violence had already broken out though. The revolution was an Arab Spring thing, the Tunisian people started it.

Seems more like it.

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They are very brave,even with the top tech America has they still don't know who is Anonymous,though hacking should not be a way so I suggest they should do like posters,graffiti and online messages

SirLegendary
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Just watched Anonymous hack the infamous Westboro Baptist Church (hate these scum) live during an interview.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eo4tFUuhBvo

pangtongshu
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feel like they should hack the right websites. Wish they would start hacking the hell out of my country's government

This sort of thought process is what I detest about the recent actions of 'anonymouse'. They shouldn't be involved in anything poltical, ESPECIALLY given that they are supposed to represent the freedom of speech and thought we are all allowed. To assume an idealogue alignment it takes all of that away.

WHDH
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Hehe they hacked em. They deserve the lulz.

GhostOfNinja
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I didn't say they singularly caused the revolution. I said that they 'helped'. Because they did.

Eh, you said that they "helped start" it. And they didn't. They helped a little after it had already started.

GhostOfNinja
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They did help.

I don't think you understand my argument here. I never claimed that they didn't help. I'm saying all their help occurred AFTER the revolution was under way; they played no part in STARTING the conflict. I'm familiar with Operation Tunisia; can you specifically point to anything Anonymous did that would indicate that they helped START the violence?

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