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Nobody is loudly and publicly expressing malice towards the victims of the arson, they privately, not loudly and publicly, Googled innocuous things that in no w
by heavyset_go 3y ago
Nobody is loudly and publicly expressing malice towards the victims of the arson, they privately, not loudly and publicly, Googled innocuous things that in no way express malice.
- taeric 3y agoMy point there is that we would fully expect publicly expressing malice to victims would get you on a suspect list. Heck, private expression of malice would likely get you added if they found out about it. Do we consider that a chilling effect of speech, that people are less likely to express malice to victims of a crime? This isn't even hypothetical in light of current world events.