https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provid..._for_terrorism
Far right groups are literally the only significant terrorist threat in the mainland US (arguably anywhere outside of the middle east), so why not actually make use of this kind of legislation?
Hate speech which promotes indoctrination is pretty clearly material support. Throw these fuckers in ADX Florence for all I care.
Nah, in the past 10 years in the US 23% of the extremist killings were by Islamic terrorists, that's not insignificant.
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i just really want to hear the argument detailing how insignificant Boko Haram is to Nigerians
Somalians and Kenyans will be overjoyed to learn Al-Shabaab is merely the calm before the Branch Davidian storm
all true Filipinos know the Marxist rhetoric of the New People's Army is merely cover for their rightwing fanaticism
All three of those organizations are rogue pseudo-states trying to cause regime change. They might have pledged allegiance to a legitimate terrorist organization, but all I see that as is rogue guerrilla jihadism. Or twisted militant Marxism in the NPA's case.
Pfft, look't Hanuman ova hea.
The dictator got egged.
https://twitter.com/briantylercohen/...517649409?s=19
My question is, when he refuses to to pay that $1100 what is the next step? I would assume that eventually if he continues to fight against his fine it will escalate into jail time for not paying it. On top of that, the every changing description of hate speech makes it very hard for me to get on board with some sort of legislation against it. We've already seen a shift in what is considered "acceptable" and what is not, whether it be for the better is still up in the air. If people are going have their past dredged for offenses according to today's standards then that's going to be a problem.
Some of which was put there by the people trying to spread that fact as truth. Reddit likely also has minors posting themselves or postings of minors on it as well but noone says anything about that. The entire internet has large adult website networks that could have the same thing said about them. It seems like a very disingenuous way to attack a website. I don't use 4chan or 8chan, but when Reddit is trying to run the show and have all that market share, I'm sure they'll do what they can to discredit either site.
In the US, failing to pay that fine would result in contempt of court, which comes with a small amount of jail time (3 to 6ish months iirc). If you continue to fail to comply you can continuously be sent back I believe.
Also, what shifting definition of hate speech? You're gonna have to give examples of how something is hate speech today when it wasn't yesterday. Seems like you caught Day's "both sides" flu.
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