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I actually like this. The companies can be forced and the users can learn to shield themselves. I obviously see the threat that perhaps my own currently benign
by vmception 5y ago
I actually like this. The companies can be forced and the users can learn to shield themselves. I obviously see the threat that perhaps my own currently benign opinions can be civilly and criminally sanctionable in the future. But I think this isn't an absurd predictable use of state power: regulate the intermediaries. Let individuals know there are consequences. Maybe people don't actually believe the things they are saying, reduce it.
- hellojesus 5y agoWhat could possibly be the consequence for lying?
- vmception 5y agoBelieve it or not, jail.
- hellojesus 5y agoYes, but what charges could someone possibly levy against someone else for lying? Unless they're breaking some other law which already exists on the books, making this mostly a redundant constraint.