Hi,
My argument is first based on the fact that the entry point (firefox outdated
version) is vulnerable
http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvekey.cgi?keyword=firefox. Since the entry
point is broken, everything that builds on it shall fall to pieces.
Second, I used to use Tor when it took about 10 second to load a simple text
page. Trust me it was camped 24/7 years ago. Back then you could count the
number of nodes... Any "fast" node would be suspicious because at that time
bandwith was expensive.
Third, simple things such as freedom of speech is denied in a lot of places.
Tor might be necessary in some cases where the pressure is too heavy and
people don't have enough time/money. Instead they could simply download a
bundle and upload their files. Denying will take multiple forms, you go check
it out.
The users we got here are apparently not under any pressure, don't you think
?
