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That’s for a criminal activity. Not for doing something your landlord merely finds distasteful.

by cm2187 6y ago

fragmede 6y ago
Assaulting and killing a police officer is a crime in most, if not all jurisdictions, though I'm not sure if that lets your landlord evict you if it happened in the next town or county or state over.
- humanrebar 6y ago
  Sure, but Parler was more like someone subletting than someone actually committing a crime.
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bilbo0s 6y ago
Right. I would assume there is not a fed at your landlord's door because you skinny dip in your pool. There is probably something illegal they suspect of happening at that point. In this particular instance though, with the Capitol falling, it doesn't help. Because I have to imagine that when the Capitol fell, there were a lot of feds knocking on Amazon's door. But, yes, as long as you're not doing anything that feds are at the door flashing badges about, you should be golden. If you are doing something feds are asking your landlord about, worrying about your landlord is a poor use of your time. You have bigger problems. (In fact, it's probable that your landlord also has bigger problems at that point. Feds generally don't make courtesy calls.)
mrzimmerman 6y ago
I feel like if you read some of the dump recently released then you might suggest it’s worse than merely “distasteful”. Seeing a person say they want to round up people registered to a particular political party so that they can skin and murder their families in front of them is obviously pretty awful! I also hate this conflation of conservative views and people calling for murder. I have a lot of very conservative family who liked Parler but didn’t like being lumped in with all the Qanon galaxy-brains.
- Natsu 6y ago
  The dump is "hacked data" that if I remember from two weeks ago, is supposed to be grounds for booting it off of every platform, yet archive.org is hosting it now and everyone is promoting it instead of banning links to it. Why have the standards suddenly changed?

That’s for a criminal activity. Not for doing something your landlord merely finds distasteful.

by cm2187 6y ago

That’s for a criminal activity. Not for doing something your landlord merely finds distasteful.

Assaulting and killing a police officer is a crime in most, if not all jurisdictions, though I'm not sure if that lets your landlord evict you if it happened in the next town or county or state over.

humanrebar 6y ago
Sure, but Parler was more like someone subletting than someone actually committing a crime.
- deleted 6y ago
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bilbo0s 6y ago

Right. I would assume there is not a fed at your landlord's door because you skinny dip in your pool. There is probably something illegal they suspect of happening at that point. In this particular instance though, with the Capitol falling, it doesn't help. Because I have to imagine that when the Capitol fell, there were a lot of feds knocking on Amazon's door. But, yes, as long as you're not doing anything that feds are at the door flashing badges about, you should be golden. If you are doing something feds are asking your landlord about, worrying about your landlord is a poor use of your time. You have bigger problems. (In fact, it's probable that your landlord also has bigger problems at that point. Feds generally don't make courtesy calls.)

mrzimmerman 6y ago

I feel like if you read some of the dump recently released then you might suggest it’s worse than merely “distasteful”. Seeing a person say they want to round up people registered to a particular political party so that they can skin and murder their families in front of them is obviously pretty awful! I also hate this conflation of conservative views and people calling for murder. I have a lot of very conservative family who liked Parler but didn’t like being lumped in with all the Qanon galaxy-brains.

Natsu 6y ago
The dump is "hacked data" that if I remember from two weeks ago, is supposed to be grounds for booting it off of every platform, yet archive.org is hosting it now and everyone is promoting it instead of banning links to it. Why have the standards suddenly changed?