Good read, thanks! There are several approaches to legitimize privacy and anonymity. One approach was already won in cypherpunk wars by seeding the rights into legislation. Problem with this approach is as can be seen now. If control is not achievable at once, state actors use slow and steady approach. They persistently wear down the population to the point we are today. Easily manipulable, apathetic with many lacking strong opinions to fight for. Legislation approach also puts trust into judges with higher moral standards willing to learn and understand complex socio-econo-philosophical problems. In the end they're people too, with their work hours and attention spans that might tip the favors to the easier to decide side. I respect your mission, but in the long term it is a fight with the windmills. There are not enough people that care. I feel the only alternative is to have an alternative to everything that doesn't rely on kindness of a good judge, policeman, SEC, FED etc. Decentralized anonymous services, money, messaging, socials... Maybe there is a way to do it with VPS, Domains and hosting This is the only way. Let them govern the governable..
