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Satisfying any intent is a "benefit", simply feeling better or feeling satisfied is a benefit. It's another perspective or way to look at "having motive" or "ha
by quantified 4y ago
Satisfying any intent is a "benefit", simply feeling better or feeling satisfied is a benefit. It's another perspective or way to look at "having motive" or "having a reason". At the same time, the intent seems to be to make corruption a problem, without getting into the impossible enumeration of all of the payoffs. And if you find out by accident, not by your own agency, let you off the hook.
Interesting that social media clout is now a currency in the eyes of the courts.
- matthewdgreen 4y agoThe 5th circuit is also the court that upheld Texas's recent "social media" law [1]. That's the one that makes it illegal for private companies to do content moderation on their private platforms. I doubt that's a coincidence. [1] https://www.politico.com/news/2022/09/16/5th-circuit-upholds-texas-law-forbidding-social-media-censorship-again-00057316 https://www.politico.com/news/2022/09/16/5th-circuit-upholds...