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I can’t imagine how you’d think assuming someone else’s identidy and faking correspondance in their name would be protected by the constitution?
by Swenrekcah 7y ago
I can’t imagine how you’d think assuming someone else’s identidy and faking correspondance in their name would be protected by the constitution?
- djohnston 7y agoyes, that makes sense, thanks!
- djohnston 7y agobut also memes do this, albeit to a lesser degree of similarity, right? i see peoples images with unspoken quotations over their face all the time. i see people with quotes almost akin to something they actually said, but either reworded or stripped of context. is it the audio that counts? the video? or do we require both to be enough of a falsehood to prosecute?