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The Streisand Effect is taking effect in here in terms of surpressing a question has lead to many more people finding out about it, as it should be and I just f

The Streisand Effect is taking effect in here in terms of surpressing a question has lead to many more people finding out about it, as it should be and I just find some layers of irony about America celebrating its freedom while this whole thing happens because of press freedom. I did some search on freedom250.org and found this interesting piece of TOS: YOU WAIVE AND HOLD HARMLESS THE COMPANY AND ITS AFFILIATES, LICENSEES, AND SERVICE PROVIDERS FROM ANY CLAIMS RESULTING FROM ANY ACTION TAKEN BY THE COMPANY/ANY OF THE FOREGOING PARTIES DURING, OR TAKEN AS A CONSEQUENCE OF, INVESTIGATIONS BY EITHER THE COMPANY/SUCH PARTIES OR LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES. also it seems to be an wholly owned subsidiary of a Non profit (national park foundation): https://www.nationalparks.org/freedom-250-faqs#:~:text=NPS%20and%20NPF%20entered%20into,planning%20and%20executing%20the%20events. https://www.nationalparks.org/freedom-250-faqs#:~:text=NPS%2... I am not a lawyer but I am unsure if this terms of service applies to the website or anything in general and if the European correspondent can sue freedom250.org or not

alistairSH 3mo ago
Freedom250 is essentially another of Trump's fundraising bodies. The congressionally created organization that was supposed to run the 250th events was America 250 - it was created in 2016 (IIRC). When Trump was re-elected, he spun up Freedom250, redirected funds to it, and started accepting bribes.
DanielHB 3mo ago
This is an example of the Bondaz Effect which is a subtype of the Streisand Effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_warrior_diplomacy#Bondaz_effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_warrior_diplomacy#Bondaz_...
pyrale 3mo ago
> The Streisand Effect is taking effect in here in terms of surpressing a question has lead to many more people finding out about it The reason why people like this don't care about the Streisand effect is that they are not afraid about a one-time scandal. The value they get out of harassing their victim and potentially having them stop reporting is worth a bad buzz that people will eventually forget.
- actionfromafar 3mo ago
  Or not forget! They want people to remember that if you stuck your chin out, you're gonna get punched. Hard.
cindyllm 3mo ago
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utopiah 3mo ago
IANAL either but ToS are not superseding the law. It's not because somebody they claim their action will have no consequence that they do. It's a bit like a kid playing a game shouting "I won!". Sure, you can say that, it doesn't make it true.

alistairSH 3mo ago

Freedom250 is essentially another of Trump's fundraising bodies. The congressionally created organization that was supposed to run the 250th events was America 250 - it was created in 2016 (IIRC). When Trump was re-elected, he spun up Freedom250, redirected funds to it, and started accepting bribes.

DanielHB 3mo ago

This is an example of the Bondaz Effect which is a subtype of the Streisand Effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_warrior_diplomacy#Bondaz_effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_warrior_diplomacy#Bondaz_...

pyrale 3mo ago

> The Streisand Effect is taking effect in here in terms of surpressing a question has lead to many more people finding out about it The reason why people like this don't care about the Streisand effect is that they are not afraid about a one-time scandal. The value they get out of harassing their victim and potentially having them stop reporting is worth a bad buzz that people will eventually forget.

actionfromafar 3mo ago
Or not forget! They want people to remember that if you stuck your chin out, you're gonna get punched. Hard.

cindyllm 3mo ago

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utopiah 3mo ago

IANAL either but ToS are not superseding the law. It's not because somebody they claim their action will have no consequence that they do. It's a bit like a kid playing a game shouting "I won!". Sure, you can say that, it doesn't make it true.