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Online misogyny seeping into classrooms in 'frightening' ways, teachers and experts say (www.cbc.ca)
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[–] -3 points 1 year ago (3 children)

It's untraceable until you withdraw, which you can do in plenty of countries anonymously.

My point being that comparing the internet to other industries in regards to regulation isn't going to have the same behaviour.

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  • [–] -2 points 1 year ago* (1 child)

    Bitcoin scams are busted all the time, because they don't understand how to use the correct process to stay anonymous.

    If you wanna keep personally insulting me, go ahead but I'm not falling for "BS propaganda" I'm talking from experience. If you use the right tools the only way you will ever get caught with Bitcoin is when you make a withdrawal.

    Tracing Bitcoin is possible I admit but tying it to a person is impossible until you go to pick up.

    As for the original topic on regulation, I'll stand my ground. You can try to regulate but they internet will always find a work around. Always has, always will.

    If your just talking about YouTube and Meta than our ideas of the internet is very, very different. The internet isn't tied to big corperations like you think, those are just the ISPs the majority uses.

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