/younglove/ - Pedophilia Discussion

Any good non American cooperating VPNs out there that are worth a shit.

Should I go with one in Russia? China?

Seems like a lot of people use PIA but arn't they an American VPN!

VPNs are for security, not anonymity/privacy

>>21743

Ya? I would like to be secure.

So you say no one should use a VPN?

>>21755

VPNs are good for setting up corporate networks.

>>21757

So, end to end encryption from a VPN is a bad thing??

>>21782

A VPN does not offer end-to-end encryption in and of itself.

>>21733

>Any good non American cooperating VPNs out there that are worth a shit.

The Snowden leaks described a VPN service called Trilight Zone (note that's TRilight, not TWilight) that provided great difficulty for the NSA.

>>21755

VPNs, *along with proper opsec*, do provide fairly good anonymity against web analytics companies, including Jewgle. So if you order a book on Amazon one week without your VPN, then use your VPN *along with proper opsec* the next week to look at huge black dildos, Amazon probably won't figure out that the guy who bought the book last week is the guy fantasizing about stuffing a huge rubber niggerdong up his ass this week.

The guy you're responding to is correct in the sense that VPNs aren't designed as an anonymity solution, though as they're usually implemented by companies selling VPN services to the public, they're usually structured in such a way as to provide some level of anonymity.

However, any VPN company operating in the U.S. or one of its vassal states (e.g. most of Europe, parts of Asia) is susceptible to court orders. So if your adversary is a powerful government, VPNs do not provide very useful anonymity in that sense.

Use Tor for anonymity: https://torproject.org

>>21801

> Use Tor for anonymity

http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-28162273

>>21808

I fail to see how this is relevant. The article is poorly written and missing a lot of technical detail, but did you even read it?

TOR.

>>21814

I did read it, and I find it alarming that the NSA being actively watching TOR servers happens. And the mere possibility that "searching the web for [the] privacy-enhancing software tools" could put you on an NSA watchlist should frighten TOR users or at least remind them of being careful.

>>21877

The less people use Tor because they think the NSA cracked it, the weaker it gets.

Big Brother realised he cant control Tor, so they want to scare as many people as possible from using it.

>>21887

Seems legit

>>21900

Totally. I'm scurred.

>>21801

>>21783

>>21757

>>21755

>>21743

VPNs offer location spoofing, so your true address is difficult to find. PIA has does not store records, so even with a court order, they have nothing to offer. I'm not from PIA, but I use PIA for pretty much everything. It allowed me to see "Better Call Saul" on netflix by spoofing my location to the UK. I use PIA together with TOR, so as to mix things up a bit. I don't open any other applications except I2p. It also helps that I'm using my neighbors wifi and he doesn't know I'm on it. So, war driving is especially important, NEVER use your own paid internet service.

>>21945

>It allowed me to see "Better Call Saul" on netflix by spoofing my location to the UK

You could have just used a public proxy and saved yourself the money.

>>21950

I've been using PIA for 3 years now, and it didn't occur to me to use it for that until someone else told me I could watch it by spoofing to Southampton, UK.

>>21950

Do you have a paid vpn or use any vpn?

>>21951

>>21945

"Hide my ass" has landed a few posters here, and on half chan in prison.

>>21953

You aren't going to prison for Netflix.

>>21958

>You aren't going to prison for Netflix

My sides

I didn't get it for that. I got it for that because I suddenly got really interested in oniony things. I don't fap to pics of little girls, because I don't find them sexual. However, the hot moms and ladies that mess with young boys stroke my Oedipus complex.

The young girls in the pictures always look desperate for money and food for their families in my eyes. (I could be wrong, but that's what I perceive) I think the guys that take those pictures and mess with those little girls have some other complex that is highly illegal. I feel like they're in danger all the time of becoming the lowest of the low in prison, and are highly hated in society. I don't hate them, but I wish they'd stop. I have no idea whether or not these girls get messed up if they've been photo'd nude and had sex with by grown men. If they do, then it's really awful. I have no idea if they end up with depression, anxiety, suicidal tendencies, and being shunned or ridiculed over it from other kids. I have no idea if they have trouble adjusting to their social surroundings as a result. If someone is abusing them to take the pictures and have sex them and they're not having fun, then it really is fucked up. I'm all about "happy consent" with folks being kind to each other. This is why prison scares the shit out of me. While you're there, you don't have "happy and freedom". You have fear, anger, angst, depression, isolation, maybe violence with punches, kicks, and maybe homemade knives being thrust into you, huge penises in your mouth and ass.

The violent people that deserve the most anguish and punishment in prison end up being dominant and have control over you while they're there. They enjoy power over weaker people. When they emerge from prison, it's a badge of honor for them and they did not get their asses and mouths raped. They did not get beat up and no one ridiculed them there. I can only imagine that prison for white nerds is not a fun place.

If anyone here has better more useful information about this stuff than my unreasonable fears about things, then by all means post it. Thanks.

>I don't hate them, but I wish they'd stop.

How about what the older testament demands:

Deuteronomy 22 28-29, hebrew.

Man keeps the girl, pays the father.

>>22100

Fuck you and your fucking religion, fuckhead.

>How about what the older testament demands:

If any man has a stubborn and rebellious son who will not obey his father or his mother, and when they chastise him, he will not even listen to them, then his father and mother shall seize him, and bring him out to the elders of his city at the gateway of his home town. And they shall say to the elders of his city, “This son of ours is stubborn and rebellious, he will not obey us, he is a glutton and a drunkard.” Then all the men of his city shall stone him to death; so you shall remove the evil from your midst, and all Israel shall hear of it and fear.

;Deuteronomy 21:18–21

>>22100

If there is anyone who curses his father or his mother, he shall surely be put to death; he has cursed his father or his mother, his bloodguiltiness is upon him.

;Leviticus 20:9

Again, fuck you religious fucktards.

>I don't hate them, but I wish they'd stop.

How about what the older testament demands:

Deuteronomy 22 28-29, hebrew.

Man keeps the girl, pays the father.

I'll repeat it every time you dare answer against this.

>>21887

DEFCON?

>>22502

Black Hat USA.

>>22544

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2456700/black-hat-presentation-on-tor-suddenly-cancelled.html

A year ago.