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Do you seriously suggest this as a reasonable reaction, rather than, say, reporting it to the police?
by Grue3 11y ago
Do you seriously suggest this as a reasonable reaction, rather than, say, reporting it to the police?
- chris_wot 11y agoIf the police could take action to locate the one making the threats, then reporting them is a reasonable option. But here's a thought: if you saw graffiti on a wall you owned, then you could report it police AND paint over the top of it with a fresh coat of paint. Let's say you are a Jew, and the graffiti was spewing Neo-Nazi propaganda, targeted at you. You would be justified, because the wall is your property, to mock the perpetrators on your newly repainted wall. It's your wall - and you are free to express yourself on your own property. Sarah's "wall" is similarly her blog post. You can make offensive remarks, but she is free to remove your offensive remarks and mock you in their place. And at the same time collect evidence of threatening behaviour and report it to the police. Not sure why this is such a difficult concept...