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Your free speech doesn't extend to someone else's rights. In this case they were selling other people's account credentials to bad actors who wanted to misuse t
by Someone1234 7y ago
Your free speech doesn't extend to someone else's rights. In this case they were selling other people's account credentials to bad actors who wanted to misuse those credentials.
"Free speech advocates" should rightfully stay away from defending obviously illegal and immoral behaviour that causes actual harm. There's no abuse of power here; it was rightfully shuttered.
- shadowgovt 7y agoThat argument suggests libraries should pull copies of "The Anarchist's Cookbook", doesn't it? If the misuse is being done by the purchasers, not the broker, why does the broker's site get seized?
- JohnFen 7y agoThe Anarchist's Cookbook was not trafficking in stolen goods. The stolen data may not have been hosted on this site directly, but it was certainly knowingly trafficking the data.