A Proposed Law Would Force Internet Companies to Spy on Their Users for the DEA | The Cooper Davis Act would force tech companies to report suspected drug activity to the government. Experts say it...

it's never about the drugs, it's never about the kids, it's never about the anything

jesus fucking christ that's dystopian

tell ballsack shaver to fuck off

I love living in the freedom country, not like those other, nonfreedom countries where shady unnacountable secret police organizations spy on you all the time.

Wow it’s crazy what happens when you have idiots in important positions.

This won't stop drug sales, it'll just make them sneakier. Fools.

Fucking Jeanne Shaheen. I'm from NH, I've unfortunately had to vote for her repeatedly. She is going to go to her grave an unrepentant drug warrior. I absolutely loathe the Clinton generation of neolib Democrats, they cannot die off fast enough.

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I’ll just leave this here

Edit: I misinterpreted - I thought this was focused on ISPs and identifying customers that go to sketchy marketplace sites through inspection of DNS logs. If you’re buying drugs on Facebook market place or something like that and are not expecting to get caught… have fun in prison, I guess? It’s Meta. You don’t have privacy on their products. If you do sketchy shit on any of their platforms, you should expect to get caught.

Combating drugs is good, spying is not good, you need a very transparent law that tackles the issue in a smart way.

EDIT: Why the downvotes? Is this a pro-drugs community?