Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "Use Firefox? Mozilla Says it Can Use Your Data However it Wants." video.

  1. I'd really like to know how they think they can enforce such a policy when the browser is open source. I have but to build my own copy from source with a patch generated by someone who knows what code to excise and I don't have to care what they think. And I say a patch generated by someone else because I'm certainly not going to bother reading through FireFox's code. If push comes to shove, I'll start writing my own browser. Also, while I would never advocate for violence, I can see why someone would take this personally as an act of aggression and a declaration of war on our rights. I can see where someone would think it's okay to preemptively use violence against a company that unilaterally decided to deprive certain users of their right to free speech. I personally believe that the right to free speech is a universal right and a private corporation attacking that right is just as wrong as the government doing so. Unfortunately for Mozilla, there are people out there that don't believe in peace, as I do, and just may physically harm them for attempting to deprive people of their rights. The left keeps pushing for a civil war more and more every day and I fear for the future of humanity because of it.
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