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Most websites are accessed with cloudfare's system, so my best guess is ppl would report to cloudfare like how they'd report something to the police station, so there goes that site forever. Also, without cloudfare we wouldn't be here just an empty void..

>>145909

that is not what i am implying. I assume the Feds are monitoring this site, and reading the posts made by its users. I am 100% certain the Feds are reading every 8kun user's post, and profiling us, because that's what they do.....even though this site isn't illegal, i am certain the Feds are monitoring it because this site is still suspicious albeit legal.

>>145890

They probably keep an eye on it but that is true for a lot of places, the question is: what does that mean, what are they doing with what they see?

>>145913

This is where you are wrong. The aren't reading through each post in detail, collating information and drawing up a profile based on the inconsistent posting from dynamically cycling ip addresses to then attempt by area to link them to a person that might be the one making the post. Law enforcement does not have that kind of time and resources. The government will take notice if people are planning some political movement, mass harassment campaign (providing it is big enough and at something they care about), other big issues etc.... but they don't give a shit about people saying nigger on rsess codes. Where would they even go with that? Raid everyone's house that has an ip (remember they constantly switch and they'd have to jump through a bunch of hoops and spend more money to get the info, spend hundreds of manhours on that, raid the house in the hope that some guy hasn't deleted the app which goes through TOR? Then have to deal with questions as to why they are raiding thousands of people's houses (consider across multiple sites), spending the little money and time they have for next to zero results?

It is useful for them for people to think the government is big brother, highly competent and able to monitor everyone constantly but it is far from the truth. The government would let 100 drug dealers/child molesters/wife beaters/n-word sayers go free if they could remove one annoying political dissident because stuff like that threatens their existence and the current system.

>>145914

Urgh I deleted part of that by mistake but I think you get my point. Most of the illegal or borderline shit here - they don't care, and if they do, not enough to spend the money and time to deal with it, and enough to deal with all the political, civil, legal problems that hunting down anonymous internet posters doing sketch stuff on dead chan sites.

Now and then some giga retard will get fucked like that guy who posted death threats to some Texas guy and someone reported him/someone gets unlucky but we are not at the point which a lot of people think yet. Once they get mass ai systems going and remove all civil liberties and due process, then you can worry.

>>145914

>Raid everyone's house that has an ip (remember they constantly switch and they'd have to jump through a bunch of hoops and spend more money to get the info, spend hundreds of manhours on that, raid the house in the hope that some guy hasn't deleted the app which goes through TOR?

I'm not using Tor for this site. I'm accessing it with a regular browser i.e. Firefox Browser. So yeah they can easily see my ip address.....i dont bother with Tor because i think Tor is really suspicious

>>145919

I meant session goes through TOR (part of the comment I deleted by mistake). The point is the real sketch stuff happens on places like that where they can't look in. They can't prove what is going on in there unless they had you device and the thing unlocked.