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Yes, if the only defense of your content is that it isn't literally illegal to produce and distribute, maybe choose something better to do with your time.
by RL_Quine 6y ago
Yes, if the only defense of your content is that it isn't literally illegal to produce and distribute, maybe choose something better to do with your time.
- 95_JL_OK 6y agoIn the context of a lot of Reddit alternatives, the argument of 'not literally illegal' isn't always what is being made. Sometimes it's more along the lines of 'stop interfering with our law breaking' or 'let us openly promote real workd violence'. Sometimes people have migrated to sites where the administration is either legally insulated by strong local laws (ie: Voat in Switzerland), or otherwise ambivalent attitudes towards actually following regulations (Chan sites, self-hosted forms). The incel communities, and many other violent communities come to mind right away.
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- omginternets 6y agoBy that logic we should outlaw all things are neither illegal nor valued. I can think of no faster way to stifle innovation, research, and the human spirit.