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American law. Pft. Not everyone in the world is subject to Roman rule... Not talking about Twitter here - the individual may not be American (America - the new
by encryptedgrizz 6y ago
American law. Pft. Not everyone in the world is subject to Roman rule...
Not talking about Twitter here - the individual may not be American (America - the new Rome.)
- anonuser123456 6y agoYou underestimate the reach of the American banking system.
- ahupp 6y agoTheir headquarters is in America.
- encryptedgrizz 6y agoWell aware.
- esotericimpl 6y agoSo Twitter can turn over the information and allow investigators to determine whom or where the user was from.
- encryptedgrizz 6y agoYes, of course - that’s not debated. Now if that post was by a someone outside American boarders...
- nl 6y agoThis seems irrelevant. The Twitter user isn't charged with anything.
- cortesoft 6y agoTwitter is, though
- _fizz_buzz_ 6y agoYou can break American law without ever going to the US (and for that matter, the law of any country really). If I hire an assassin to kill someone in the US, I don't ever have to set foot on US soil and I am still breaking US law. It really doesn't matter where I am physically to break a law of a different country. Now whether my country is going to extradite me is a different question.