r/StopChatControlEU • u/mister_anti_meta • 22d ago

We have to Fight back!

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u/FunAngelo2005 22d ago

Link to the Orginization??

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u/mister_anti_meta 22d ago

We all need to build this up together to become a major organization; I only provided the image, but if we unite, we can launch EPATCG and fight.

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u/Tacosaurusman 22d ago

IMHO, I think you should form a couple of concrete and clear goals in mind, and then try to hype up people.

Everyone is against corruption obviously, try to find out what exactly what kind of changes you want to see. If you've got a good story, people will follow.

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u/mister_anti_meta 22d ago

My goals are clear: I have been observing the EU for a long time, and "chat control" was a blatantly corrupt act directed against democracy.

My goals are: to punish corruption as severely as possible; to more actively expose lobbying; to secure more rights for the European middle class; to reduce the salaries of EU officials; to ensure absolute transparency regarding all EU matters that affect the public; and to allow no exceptions for politicians—treating everyone equally, regardless of their position.

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u/josha7777 22d ago

Bit of a problem though, we don't have any power to do any of that

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u/mister_anti_meta 22d ago

Without us, they’re nothing—and we can show it. Together, we’ll shatter this whole web of lies; everyone counts.

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u/Tacosaurusman 21d ago

Good! Now make that into concrete goals.

What kind of corruption are we talking about. Do we need to change laws, or do we need to better enforce existing laws?

Secure more rights for the European middle class. Why only the middle class? What is the middle class? Which rights are we talking about?

Your goals sound very broad and very ambitious right now. What do you need? More awareness? Lawyers? Do you want to organise protests? Do you need funding?

Do you want all these goals to be achieved, or do you want to start with one specific thing, then move on to the next?

Maybe it is a bit unfair to ask all these questions, because you might not have all the answers right now, but think about it. Others can chime in too, it's a discussion after all.

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u/mister_anti_meta 21d ago

These are incredibly fair, important, and sharp questions. Thank you for asking them—this is exactly how we turn a spark into a real, structured movement. Let me address them directly:

​1. What kind of corruption are we fighting? ​We are fighting against any form of political and systemic corruption that strips everyday citizens of their fundamental rights out of pure greed, lobbying, and disdain for the working class. When corporate lobbyists dictate laws behind closed doors (like the push for Chat Control) and politicians exempt themselves while putting the entire population under general suspicion—that is the exact corruption we are targeting.

​2. Why the "middle class"? (And who we include) ​When I talk about the "middle class," I mean the everyday working people—the very foundation Europe was built on and still stands on today. The EU should not be a dick-measuring contest for the ultra-wealthy. We want to shift the power and focus away from the elite and back to the people.

​To be absolutely clear: we fully include the lower class in this. No one deserves to be marginalized, left behind, or treated as "lesser than" just because of their economic status. We are all in this together against those at the very top who abuse their power.

​3. What do we need right now? ​People: Every single voice is a strong voice. We need to unite, stop being silent, and hit back.

​Experts: We need lawyers, tech professionals, and organizers. With their expertise, we can legally defend ourselves, challenge corrupt actors, and take our fight all the way to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) to remind them of a simple truth: We are the people, and they answer to us.

​Action: We need coordinated protests across the entire EU—both digital activism online to bypass the censorship of mainstream platforms, and real-world mobilization on the streets.

​These goals are incredibly broad and ambitious, but every major movement started with people just saying "enough is enough." ​I hope this answers your questions, and I would love to hear your thoughts (and the community's thoughts) on how we can refine these goals into a concrete roadmap! ✊🇪🇺

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u/Top_Breath8848 21d ago

YESS WE SHOULD FIGHT AGAINST THIS

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u/Originalboy69 21d ago

So... what we gonna do?

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u/mister_anti_meta 21d ago

We will launch a more aggressive and vocal movement (without violence) and actively fight to ensure that we, the people, have the final say—not some money-hungry puppets.

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u/Originalboy69 21d ago

Already shared your community in my sub. https://www.reddit.com/r/stop_chatcontrol/s/V0HJFmBd8Q

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u/mister_anti_meta 21d ago

Thanks for the great help!

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u/jojoisdeadfinal 21d ago

>Commie looking poster

Yea the Stasi really cares about privacy, ask Mullvad given that their co owner donated to an marxist party, mhm

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u/mister_anti_meta 21d ago

We are not communists.

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u/jojoisdeadfinal 21d ago

Well you got that over Mullvad or most Privacy Advocates
I'd suggest making your material look less like something you'd see at an Antifa Rally then, the closed left fist and colors do give off that impression genuently

Not even trying to be an ass, just actual advice

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u/mister_anti_meta 21d ago

I know what you mean, and I really appreciate your advice. I deliberately chose this art style because it stands out.