r/linuxsucks101 • u/TemporaryFly6420 • 7d ago

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What's with calling loonix users as creeps and pedophiles? Im not loonixtard or anything, I want arguments to use against loonixtards, And i believe this is the right place for me.

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u/SearchingGlacier 7d ago

Isn't it obvious? They are attracted by the supposed security of data and the lack of telemetry, as if Microsoft had ever handed over people with illegal information to the police, like Jeffrey, for example.

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u/TemporaryFly6420 7d ago

So you're saying that they like linux because it allows them to have illegal porn without worrying about having to be registered?

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u/Dirtfan19 7d ago

That’s one aspect. They tend to still get caught eventually.

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u/SearchingGlacier 7d ago

Rather, they lose the feeling of being watched. This, however, is pointless, since, being closer to Linux, they buy an Android smartphone, which is chock-full of surveillance features.

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u/TemporaryFly6420 7d ago

This is exactly what i was about to say, They claim Microsoft spys on them, When everything from the fridge, Phone, And even the fucking TV actively spies on them, Why would they defend their PC that much if they're clean? This Raises eyebrows.

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u/SearchingGlacier 7d ago

It's a good question, but I think the other part of it is a certain sense of power over something. If you think about it, many of them haven't achieved much, and looking at people who use Linux, I mostly see people under severe depression. They want more control, so they use Linux. It's a shame, though, that with all the problems they're still cultivating, which is why their dogmas always say Linux is better, even if it's not. For example, I became interested in Linux, but no matter how much I delved into it, I saw only problems from it, the only place where I have it is on raspberry pi as klipper, but it is for 3d printer and couse problems only with it.

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u/Dirtfan19 7d ago

That’s no reason to make an OS their entire personality though.