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The not-so-implied message of a hit-list is, "Murder these specific people." We're talking about incitement here, not aiding and abetting, and "calling for head
by EA-3167 2y ago
The not-so-implied message of a hit-list is, "Murder these specific people." We're talking about incitement here, not aiding and abetting, and "calling for heads" is precisely the point here.
Unless you really think it's just a deck of cards with a particularly bizarre motif, and I don't think any of us really buy that.
- hiatus 2y agoIt is not a hitlist but a "Most Wanted" list. Does the FBI's list of Most Wanted people incite violence? Why is this any different?
- AnimalMuppet 2y agoThe FBI has legal authority - things like warrants, which are only issued when a court has seen sufficient grounds. This dude does not have anything like that.
- EA-3167 2y agoI appreciate the spirit, but unfortunately in this case the person themselves made their views and intentions abundantly clear, so we don't have to talk about anything circumstantial. To quote IdleWorlds above (once again, thank you for this info): "The guy also posted "the CEO must die" to his Instagram." There's no "what if" here.
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