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BlueVeins · 22-25
Honestly, no. I think it's better to just have laws against misinformation, and use tactics short of the force of law to ostracize and exclude people who support genocide. Genocide support is kind of untenable if not backed by lies anyway, and the line between the two is ambiguous enough that defining it with actual legislation may cause more problems than it solves. Expel them from universities. Ban them from Xitter. Impeach them if they bumble into a government office. If they say bad enough shit on the clock over a long enough period of time, fire their asses. That would give more consideration to the subjective side of things and lower the stakes in the event of an error.
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@jshm2 And do you personally think part of that upholding and developing should lead it to make us less free by making us not be able to express hate speech and desire for genocide?
Also, not sure if you saw this, but on my other status where you told me "fascism isn't an economic system" I corrected your comment. May wanna check that out; it's good that you know when you get corrected so you can improve yourself.
Also, not sure if you saw this, but on my other status where you told me "fascism isn't an economic system" I corrected your comment. May wanna check that out; it's good that you know when you get corrected so you can improve yourself.
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LeopoldBloom · M
@Spoiledbrat I'm pretty sure they are at least civilly liable.