Again, your operating on the assumption that because they did it before, that means they have to do it every time, and that's just not true. And Atheism is a religion, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion, "Religion is a cultural system that creates powerful and long-lasting meaning by establishing symbols that relate humanity to beliefs and values."Ultratwinkie said:Anonymous isn't an organization. Saying that is like saying Atheism is a religion. It is not. If PSN was hacked by anonymous there would be documents on it. Almost every operations they ever do has a picture detailing the goals and a thread dedicated to it. There were none.artanis_neravar said:Oh I'm sorry I forgot that if an organization doesn't claim responsibility they didn't do it. I mean it's not like the CIA preforms covert operations in foreign countries because if they did we would be able to see their documents.Ultratwinkie said:Every attack they ever do is fucking with information, never stealing it. Stealing information is an act of an independent hacker for financial gain. Look at every single operation anonymous ever did. They have documents detailing everything. Anyone who pays attention for five seconds to the internet will find that out. Want to know their "big" operation for the past week? They are putting Nyan cat on Pril. A fucking internet vote. Hell the day PSN was hacked 4chan said nothing. Without a thread or picture detailing the plan to "hack the PSN" anonymous isn't responsible.
Also "Guilty until proven innocent" only flies in Mexico's legal system. Arguments from ignorance does not work either:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_ignorance
Nice strawman argument by the way:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man
No.artanis_neravar said:What else have they done? are they behind the PSN hack?
You do realize that you just used a pretty good definition for the word "organization" to claim that Anonymous doesn't qualify as one, right?claymoreguy18 said:Technically anonymous isn't really an organization at all. I would consider it a loose confederacy of people who specialize in computers who assist each other in mutual partnership.