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I don't see anyone bring prosecuted for the "weapons of mass destruction" lies that led to the deaths of many thousands of people, so I don't think having evide
by aw3c2 15y ago
I don't see anyone bring prosecuted for the "weapons of mass destruction" lies that led to the deaths of many thousands of people, so I don't think having evidence is too important.
- dutchbrit 15y agoThere's a big difference here from what I see. A) These lies came from the government. I know, this shouldn't make any difference, but sadly, it does. B) The WMA case you mention is different - there is no evidence in that case, indeed. However, there is evidence that illegal files are hosted on the MU servers. Unless, they decide to delete it.. In which case, it'd be the same, agreed. And even if there are illegal files on the server, the US government has a law in place that should protect them from this kind of bullshit - they can force them to delete the files with DMCA notices - if they don't respond to them, then they're in fault...