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When we're talking about bans on social media, context doesn't matter. How many stories have you read of someone trying to argue and explain context to overturn
by theandrewbailey 5y ago
When we're talking about bans on social media, context doesn't matter. How many stories have you read of someone trying to argue and explain context to overturn a ban, only to have the appeal rejected? (And if it is overturned, it's only because strings were pulled.)
When someone gets banned, a reason might be given, but context never is.
- Karawebnetwork 5y agoIf I have a weapon in my hand and yell "I will kill you" at someone, this is a threat. If I you give me a teddy bear with a pun that I hate on it and I tell you "I will kill you" with a smile on my face, that's not a threat. It depends on the context. The first person would go to jail. The second person would not. Analyzing the context of any situation is why we have a legal system with judges and juries.