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I think, it would be fair to distinguish actually being offended, vs. using it to get a tangible financial gain. To answer your last question, as a father I wo
by john_moscow 6y ago
I think, it would be fair to distinguish actually being offended, vs. using it to get a tangible financial gain.
To answer your last question, as a father I wouldn't be offended by someone spreading misinformation. I wouldn't try to police random 4channers talking whatever they want. But I would consider it just morally wrong for someone to profit from spreading it and, I would use the legal system to stop them, if it makes any sense.
- pjc50 6y ago> distinguish actually being offended ... how? (There's the "reasonable person would find this offensive" test, which appears in various places, but libel is specifically about reputational injury)