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Worth noting: Under Indian law, truth is not necessarily a defense to defamation. But perhaps having being black-and-white democratically enacted rules (such a
by diebeforei485 6y ago
Worth noting: Under Indian law, truth is not necessarily a defense to defamation.
But perhaps having being black-and-white democratically enacted rules (such as they are) is better than having opaque rules set by unelected San Francisco employees.
- MattGaiser 6y ago> Worth noting: Under Indian law, truth is not necessarily a defense to defamation. So what is defamation defined as then? Offense?
- boruto 6y agoI think he is being sarcastic about a recent judgement.
- diebeforei485 6y agoHere's a video that explains it, the relevant part starts around 9:37 https://youtu.be/N0FLPrSL1UA https://youtu.be/N0FLPrSL1UA
- foolinaround 6y agoi have to agree here that theoretically yes, laws enacted by a democracy are better than those by an oligarchy as long as this is not the only app one can use in India, etc, this is fine.