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If it's prison-approved then it's true that stuff ending up on Twitter (which is how I'd phrase it rather than 'weev posting to Twitter') should not land him in
by mpyne 14y ago
If it's prison-approved then it's true that stuff ending up on Twitter (which is how I'd phrase it rather than 'weev posting to Twitter') should not land him in solitary.
But that is weev's theory for why he landed in solitary; there may be alternative reasons (e.g. joking about killing himself, disruptive behavior with other inmates, etc.)
- corin_ 14y agoSure, it's possible he's in solitary for killing 20 prison guards, but this article and these comments are on the theory that it's for tweeting, and the person I replied to suggested that this alone warranted solitary confinement.