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No. The judge would decide whether it is a threat or not, and the punishment would correspond to that. If it's not a threat, then what is the problem? (See my o
by js8 8y ago
No. The judge would decide whether it is a threat or not, and the punishment would correspond to that. If it's not a threat, then what is the problem? (See my other comment in this discussion.)
- krapp 8y agoIt's still censorship if the state does it, arguably it's more censorship if the state does it. It's even censorship when it serves the public good.