Thinking about this is just ridiculous. The Ireland border doesn't check IDs at all, yet the government immediately wants to enforce identity verification online. How twisted does this logic have to be to come up with? The physical world is so loose, yet the digital world demands layered control. This selective law enforcement attitude indeed raises questions about the government's so-called "security considerations." The crypto community has always been sensitive to such policies; the tug-of-war between digital sovereignty and privacy rights is a topic that can never be avoided.

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YieldWhisperervip
· 14h ago
Typical government double standards, I really can't understand their way of thinking. --- Border management is a mess, and then they turn around to restrict the internet? This trick is so familiar. --- Selective enforcement is all it takes; we've seen through this routine a long time ago. --- Ha, so personal boundaries are extremely relaxed, but digital boundaries must be tightly guarded? That's hilarious. --- Here we go again, which is why we don't trust centralized systems. --- Irish government: We are very secure, rest assured... then online real-name systems come crashing down. --- This operation is just too outrageous, the contrast is unbelievable. --- Digital sovereignty needs to be closely watched; don't get caught in the trap.
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SellLowExpertvip
· 01-07 06:39
Typical double standards, they don't regulate online but strictly control offline. Do they really think we're fools?
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faded_wojak.ethvip
· 01-05 17:00
This is just ridiculous. The physical boundaries are virtually non-existent, and now turning around to check IDs online—are you kidding me?
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MetaMaximalistvip
· 01-04 19:54
ngl the cognitive dissonance here is actually textbook regulatory theater... physical borders wide open, digital sovereignty gets the iron fist? classic bureaucratic incoherence fr fr
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GasFeeNightmarevip
· 01-04 19:51
This is outrageous. Borders don't check IDs, but online real-name authentication is required? The government's logic is just incomprehensible.
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OnchainArchaeologistvip
· 01-04 19:46
This double standard is too outrageous. Borders are virtually non-existent, yet they require real-name registration online? Honestly, it's just to spy on your data.
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AirdropworkerZhangvip
· 01-04 19:44
Haha, hilarious. The physical world opens its doors wide, but the online world insists on installing firewalls. This government really knows how to play. --- Coming with this again? Borders aren't checked, but online they want to dig up your ancestors' eighteenth generation. Who believes they do this for security? --- Wait, isn't that saying one thing and doing another? A typical case of digital colonialism. --- I just can't understand it. Why is physical space so relaxed, but virtual worlds require full-body scans? --- This logic... truly amazing. But then again, we should have gotten used to this kind of operation long ago. --- Selective enforcement is always a common flaw of big governments. Web3 has long been under close watch. --- So, it’s still best to hold the keys yourself and not hand over your vital secrets to anyone.
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