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Why not take microsoft.com then in the same way. One could argue the software there has led to a ton of criminal activity. Since we've now decided that private
by mnm1 7y ago
Why not take microsoft.com then in the same way. One could argue the software there has led to a ton of criminal activity. Since we've now decided that private property laws don't matter anymore, then this domain should be blocked from registration for 100 years. Let's throw in google.com. That has led to tons of crimes too, just from the malware ads, let alone everything else.
Obviously all these suggestions are equally ludicrous.