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Unless one day in the future you have to change planes in the US and suddenly find yourself arrested for running a used DVD site. Or you can't fly inside Europ
by excuse-me 15y ago
Unless one day in the future you have to change planes in the US and suddenly find yourself arrested for running a used DVD site.
Or you can't fly inside Europe because the airlines share a no-fly list with the DHS and you are a US felon.
- rmc 15y agoYep. Things get 'troublesome'.
- drusenko 15y agoThe exact same thing happened to Arrington in the UK with regards to a frivolous libel suit he chose not to defend. He couldn't visit the UK or risk being arrested. National laws differ. We each make our own. If you are found guilty of a US law, either (a) don't do that, or (b) don't come to the US. This is no different than any other country on the planet, the US is just bigger, so their laws may impact you more than Iran's, but no-one is forcing you to visit or do business in the US or Iran.
- okamiueru 15y agoExcept that they have extradited people on multiple occasions.