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Reddit temporarily bans r/WhitePeopleTwitter after Elon Musk claimed it had ‘broken the law’
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this post was submitted on 05 Feb 2025
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Neither does any Lemmy instance I'm aware of
So that's good
Are you suggesting instance owners should get involved in criminal activity to see what happens?
Did you forget Kim Dotcom was arrested in NZ by the US FBI for violations of US laws? The jurisdiction for the laws of the USA are not limited to the borders of the USA.
Nothing, that's what'll happen
Do you think what he did is anything like a Lemmy instance?
Keep licking that boot, it's a good look for you .world people
If said instance gets the attention of the FBI or USSS for calls to violence I susoect they’ll he investigated.
Im a bootlicker because I recognize the legal risks associated with hosting calls to targeted violence? Do you not see how clownish that response you had is?
Totally going to happen to Lemmy when there are bigger sites doing it more openly
No, because you think cowering despite not actually being in danger is the correct approach, it's very simple
What is your shoe polish budget like?