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generally curious, what are some examples of disgusting things legal under US law (I'm not a content moderator)?
by misiti3780 4y ago
generally curious, what are some examples of disgusting things legal under US law (I'm not a content moderator)?
- iudqnolq 4y agoAlthough banned in most states, sexual abuse of animals isn't prohibited by federal law. Animated depictions of humans having sex with animals is (probably) legal. Saying "I hope someone kills misiti3780" is legal. Saying "Next year I will drive to misiti3780's house at <insert correct address> and kill them and their family " is (probably) legal.
- misiti3780 4y agothe animal shit is horrible, i love my pets. i weirdly dont care about hypothetical death threats as much.
- ryan_lane 4y agoYou don't care about death threats until they're directed at you, your family, or the pets you love. If you're being dogpiled by extremists, there's a very real possibility that it'll escalate to doxing, swatting, and/or actual attempts. This happens frequently on twitter, even with its attempts at moderation, but it would be considerably worse with no moderation. People making life-sized dolls of you, then filming themselves shooting it in the head and posting the video is legal. Them doing sexual acts to the doll, saying they're practicing for when they break into your house, filming it and posting the video is legal. A lot of things that are absolutely terrifying are fully legal. Sites don't allow them because having subsets of users scare away other subsets of users is bad for business. If you have to pick between one set of users and another, usually the one posting hateful, threatening content are the ones to (rightfully) go.
- misiti3780 4y agoi agree. if someone did threaten my family and they were serious it would be a problem.
- maccolgan 4y agoI'm assuming you don't know how horrific porn can be.
- strangeattractr 4y agoBut porn is allowed to be posted on twitter at present.
- ramoz 4y agoFound this out on a work computer searching a hashtag I had overheard from a group conversation.