Sep 17, 2024 -- 1:19PM, tobermory wrote:
criminal activity on social mediaJust this concept is tyrannical.
Whether you threaten to kill me via a physical letter made from letter cutouts or via social media should be similarly criminal instead of the prosecution of one of them being considered tyrannical.
Sep 17, 2024 -- 1:40PM, edy wrote:
Yes, they will tend to be less credible, partly because a lot of them come from annoyed gamblers from far-away countries, but the mere concept (as you phrased it) of criminal activity on social media is of course nonetheless not tyrannical. I can very much make credible death threats on social media, or in a credible way defame someone, or in a credible way, possibly even more efficiently than I could do away from social media, incite people to attempt to kill you.
Even removed from any criminality....if people just (at least remotely) behaved on social media the way that their normal, civil upbringing has taught them to behave in a social setting, people wouldn't even have to whine about tyrannical social media hunts, right?
I say remotely behaved that way because we are not going to converse exactly the same way we do person-to-person. Nobody does, but there should be no reason to forget the entire upbringing one enjoyed.
unitedbiscuits • September 17, 2024 8:05 PM BST
Of course one could be a gosippy gossiper about it still, but then the public would still not know what was going on in the head.
Well that's a clumsy inversion of the argument for freedom of information. East German stamp.
But how do you expect to know (your phrase) what was going on in their head if he hasn't engaged in a conversation about his motives?
Sep 17, 2024 -- 1:34PM, unitedbiscuits wrote:
It was a bit of a throwback to the McCarthy era: - people musing on sm getting jailtime. Pathetic really. Not as if our prisons were not full - and how would you keep that going after Southport? There must be tens if not hundreds of thousands of potential online jailbirds waiting for Starmergeddon.
What total b****
These criminals admitted they were wrong. They encouraged people to destroy property and threaten innocent people.
Of course there will be some racist idiots who think these criminals shouldn’t be punished. Thankfully the U.K. courts believe that jail is an appropriate place for criminals.
Oct 31, 2024 -- 8:11AM, saddo wrote:
unitedbiscuits 31 Oct 24 07:49