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In the U.S.? "True threats" are illegal, but that only covers threats that are reasonably believable. > Or do you think the threat is less credible if given o
by wnoise 10y ago
In the U.S.? "True threats" are illegal, but that only covers threats that are reasonably believable.
> Or do you think the threat is less credible if given online?
Do you not?
- gadders 10y agoIt's not happened to me, but yes I would think it less credible. However, I have a wife and daughter that might not.
- gadders 10y agoI think the "true threat" is a good bar, though. It would stop things like the prosecution of a guy here in the UK that joked about blowing up an airport because his girlfriend's flight was delayed.