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What is the message that the dot tried to convey?
by thimabi 2y ago
What is the message that the dot tried to convey?
- solardev 2y agoWould he have gotten just 6 years if he tweeted a comma instead?
- brendoelfrendo 2y agoThe dot got more "likes" than Khamenei's Tweet. He was able to "ratio" the supreme leader's message without saying anything at all, and apparently the government decided that's worth 12 years in prison.
- Alifatisk 2y agoBut was that really the case? Reading the other comments seem to imply that the article had a baity headline
- brendoelfrendo 2y agoWe should probably read the article rather than the other comments. The article does mention that, while the accused's family is unsure of the exact motive, the arrest happened shortly after the "dot" post. Perhaps it was just the most visible form of dissent that they committed just prior to arrest.
- sn_master 2y agoI believe he was trying to ratio him (and he succeeded).
- smegsicle 2y agotrying to overwrite the hardlink to current directory, typical cybercrime
- cqqxo4zV46cp 2y ago[dead]
- fsckboy 2y agoyour bully replies to your tweet with a single period. you don't know precisely what he means, but you do know he's bullying you. You and your bully are adversaries, he's adversarying you. I'm not saying that Shanbehzadeh is the bully, I'm sure it's vice versa, but if you respond to your bully's post with a single period, prepare to get your ass kicked in school the next day. it might be fun to play the legal game "but what law did I break" in a country with rights and rule of law, but in a country without it...? I'm pretty sure Shanbehzadeh knew what he was risking.
- ceejayoz 2y agoProbably similar to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blank_piece_of_paper https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blank_piece_of_paper.
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