The Anon Community Options

[fameONE]

Do you think that it is possible for anonymous, online, web-goers to organize and actually have a structured rebellion against a large, governing body?

The majority of us have seen V for Vendetta (or, at least, are familiar with the comic), and it is inspiring to see the masses unite to become one. Well, with the advancements made in technology, imagine if that same concept was applied online and the masses rallied and rose up against, let's say, the Federal Reserve and the IRS.

Could this possible?
Would it be beneficial?

Discuss.

[Tung]

is this topic because ANON and 4chan, and other -chan related websites have been shut down recently?

[medic]

is this topic because ANON and 4chan, and other -chan related websites have been shut down recently?

Anon can't be shut down, it's impossible. Anonymity is the essence of Anonymous, there is no one person at the head of the anon chain.

Project Chanology is what I am guess you guys are talking about. It's a first amendment right, and they will hide behind it and the lack of laws governing the internet. They have a perfect system going on, it can't be stopped by a lawsuit, it can't be taken down by a court order, it's basically never ending. The only thing that can stop it, is it. If anons give up, like they kind of have been (except for the moralfags) anonymous will stop it's campaign against certain things. For example the Co$ (Church of Scientology).

Some confuse anons with /b/, although anonymous is basically made up of /b/ members, on newfags refer to themselves at anons, true /b/tards refer to themselves as /b/ or tards. It's hard to find an image board that is completely made up of /b/tards.

I have seen it all, Habbo Hotel, Game Stop phone call raids, DDOS'ing websites..... I remember it all, my favorite so far was Football.