ORRRRRR I think repealing section 230 is in the best interests of the American people, even if it kills off social media as a viable business enterprise. Same goes for an investigation into voter fraud.
No, you don't have it right, but nevertheless I have better things to do than to contend with your nonsense assertions as if it's to be taken seriously.
It was part of a requisite stimulus bill. They're playing politics by trying to leverage the frivolous voter fraud cases (all but one failed in court).
Could also kill off myBB forums.
or are you comfortable with the idea that mybroadband could by sued for the **** you and the rest of us spout on this platform daily? Would definitely lead to far stricter moderation efforts and bannings. Just the sort of control and censorship you'd like to see, apparently
"Repeal section 230 or people don't get $2k"
All of it to massage the ego of one man.Could also kill off myBB forums.
Why would American laws apply to MyBB?Could also kill off myBB forums.
Well, now the fact that you're trolling has become undeniable.
Could also kill off myBB forums.
Really? You think that matters. If someone in the US is the complainant, borders won't stop them suing under US law. Besides, it sets a precedent. How long before other countries follow suit?
Tell me captain, what makes the former more believable to you than the latter?
Who got a time-out? And indeed, the garbage posting does rise, but it comes from your side of the internet fence.
Someone can't sue under US laws for something said not within US jurisdiction.
You do know S230 is part of American legislation, not a South African one, right?Could also kill off myBB forums.
Because there's no actual dispute over the fact that the ads were purchased by this group, and seeing as they do appear to be Russian based, it is at least somewhat plausible that they could be a front for Russian intelligence services much like the US routinely embeds CIA operatives into its multinational corporations and stations those operatives in foreign countries.
I know you can't be convinced but for other's sake let's put this here. Check the indictments sourcesBecause there's no actual dispute over the fact that the ads were purchased by this group, and seeing as they do appear to be Russian based, it is at least somewhat plausible that they could be a front for Russian intelligence services much like the US routinely embeds CIA operatives into its multinational corporations and stations those operatives in foreign countries.
And I have little doubt that the US employs similar propaganda methods against Russia during the Russian elections, as it seems this sort of behaviour is par for the course.
It should be noted, however, that the people Mueller accused of this ad-buying plot actually showed up in court to defend themselves and it turned out Mueller was hilariously unprepared for this eventuality.
Look, you can continue to ignore what I said and replace it with the convenient version of what you think I said all day long, but that doesn't mean I'm taking the bait. Find someone else to play the "do you still beat your wife?" game.
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