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Somehow I'm not holding my breath for this gal to be prosecuted under the CFAA. And then people wonder why the global right is rejecting the idea of the rule of

• GolfPopper 9mo ago
  The implication that the "global right" has ever had any respect for the rule of law is incorrect.
• ceejayoz 9mo ago
  > Somehow I'm not holding my breath for this gal to be prosecuted under the CFAA. Considering that she, the act, and the targeted site are in Germany, that's a fair bet. > And then people wonder why the global right is rejecting the idea of the rule of law... Ah, you did the cartoon. https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/8/8/1786532/-Cartoon-You-made-me-become-a-Nazi https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/8/8/1786532/-Cartoon-Y...
  • ls612 9mo ago
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    • ceejayoz 9mo ago
      > You clearly don't have much respect for the rule of law either… Applying the CFAA - an American law - to German citizens on German soil for a German crime would be disrespect to the rule of law. The Germans get to decide what they want to do here, and use their own laws if they see fit.
      • Freedom2 9mo ago
        Considering Americans are fine with kidnapping another country's leader these days, I would say they're more than happy to also decide what laws Germany gets to use as well.
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  • orwin 9mo ago
    Nice cartoon, I will steal your link :D