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> Funny how quick "he harassed them" turns into "he inspired the harassment" Yes, it's called a "clarification". OP misspoke, I clarified. If there are any oth
by afavour 2y ago
> Funny how quick "he harassed them" turns into "he inspired the harassment"
Yes, it's called a "clarification". OP misspoke, I clarified. If there are any other language features we can expand upon in this thread now is as good a time as any, I suppose.
> for which there is no legal precedent anywhere, ever.
May I introduce you to the concept of "incitement"? Not on the law books in Texas so Jones wasn't tried for it but let's not pretend it doesn't exist as a concept "anywhere, ever".
- nixdev 2y ago"Someone harassed someone" and "someone else drew inspiration to harass someone from remarks" are wildly different things. "hurr durr someone misspoke", lol no -- those are wildly different thing and someone just got called out for posting total horse shit. > May I introduce you to the concept of "incitement"? Show me a single video clip where a sane and sober person could construe one of Alex's remarks to be "incitement". Pro tip: you CAN'T. We already know you fucking can't.
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