I've been recommended https://airvpn.org . Any opinions?
I'm Done with Mullvad
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Re: I'm Done with Mullvad
#202Most of the current comments here are in favor of Örebro, when did tech become so disgusting?
There are social forces that are shifting the collective mindset to be more sympathetic to anti immigration sentiments. We see it in Australia recently, but the political analysis of this phenomenon is still lagging from my perspective (I am not endorsing these sentiments).
Re: I'm Done with Mullvad
#203Most of the current comments here are in favor of Örebro, when did tech become so disgusting?
There are social forces that are shifting the collective mindset to be more sympathetic to anti immigration sentiments. We see it in Australia recently, but the political analysis of this phenomenon is still lagging from my perspective (I am not endorsing these sentiments).
> sympathetic to anti immigration sentiments
why are you rhetorically laundering illegal immigration or nebulous refugee loopholes through the reputation of legal immigration?Re: I'm Done with Mullvad
#204Re: I'm Done with Mullvad
#205Earlier quoted context omitted.
There are social forces that are shifting the collective mindset to be more sympathetic to anti immigration sentiments. We see it in Australia recently, but the political analysis of this phenomenon is still lagging from my perspective (I am not endorsing these sentiments).
> sympathetic to anti immigration sentiments why are you rhetorically laundering illegal immigration or nebulous refugee loopholes through the reputation of legal immigration?
Re: I'm Done with Mullvad
#206Earlier quoted context omitted.
There are social forces that are shifting the collective mindset to be more sympathetic to anti immigration sentiments. We see it in Australia recently, but the political analysis of this phenomenon is still lagging from my perspective (I am not endorsing these sentiments).
> sympathetic to anti immigration sentiments why are you rhetorically laundering illegal immigration or nebulous refugee loopholes through the reputation of legal immigration?
Re: I'm Done with Mullvad
#207> As if it isn’t a problem that their CEO is supporting policies that go against everything that Mullvad stands for as a company. Mullvads mission is about privacy and against mass surveillance. That mission has nothing to do with their co-CEOs personal stance on immigration. I don't necessarily see the conflict of interest that the blog talks about?
The immigration policies (or mass-deportations) that Mullvad co-CEO is supporting with political donations cannot be achieved without mass surveillance and secret police. It is really not difficult to draw this line to spot contradiction between co-CEO's personal stance and the company's mission.
That doesn't apply to countries with a working personal-id system.
There it's just a matter of cancelling the banking account.
Some sieving at the borders, airports, harbors.
Maybe asking around the neighbours, former work where that sucker has gone.
Grabbing, and expedite. And that's it.
Bye, bye!
Re: I'm Done with Mullvad
#208Earlier quoted context omitted.
"They will also be forced to leave, even if they are born in Sweden, because they have no natural connection to Sweden. They are not Swedish" I don't see any mention of crimes, having jobs or "being a disproportionate drain" (however you define that).
What is Swedish? Their own royalty is a forever soup with Danish, German and French ingredients, with Norman umami added before and after. They could just say tall/white/Caucasian and stop being polite Swedish about it. But they won't, because. Not my country, not my problem, but it's just so glaring. Do police work, educate, integrate. What's done is done, move on.
I know I don't.
Re: I'm Done with Mullvad
#209People who look at this from a US political perspective is going to get a lot of misunderstanding unless one look into the specifics that are the Swedish political system and laws. The party in question is a small local government party looking to primary get seats in their local government, but with aspiration to get into national politics under a special rule that provide a single seat (1 out of 349) in parliament…
Honestly you’ve summed up 90% of social media outrage.