Seems like I'm being attacked for something I didn't say. My statement was purely a very minor thing, about how the issue is enforcement, not the actual law. And I certainly did not imply anything with it, but it seems a lot is being read into those few words that were not at all intended
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? The law has been around a century, current controversy is that it's not being applied equally
What about my statement is brutal? It's not the law at fault, the law is impartial about all religious symbols. The problem is the lack of equal enforcement. Which is essentially what you're saying in different words
That's a problem with enforcement, not the law.
While it looks crappy, I don't see any reason that particular combination wouldn't work
Because, based on her behaviour before and even during captivity, it sounds very much as if her spirit remains unbroken. The concern is not that she's learnt to keep quiet, that's perfectly within her rights. It is that she's been disappeared so that we'll forget about her.
Yeah, I can see your history on pc. On mobile though, it insists you've never made any comments before this post. Probably kbin has some different api or something.
Not sure why you're citing US law when we're discussing foreign govts. Also the obvious thing signal can do, that most complainants would probably expect as a minimum, is banning their accounts and closing the group.
I've never felt the urge to explore new genders until I read this...
I don't get what you're trying to say at all. If a party is in a group chat and reports it, they can provide their credentials to Signal to enable Signal to view the contents of the chat.
Yes, they're a carrier that does not know the content of what they carry. But once they are made aware, the legal system considers them to now bear responsibility if they don't take action. Whether or not that's fair is a pretty large topic, though I'm inclined to think so myself.
That's weird. I wonder if it's because they're a kbin account. My client still insists they have only 2 comments in their history.
Why would we discuss changing the law, rather than ensuring that it is applied indiscriminately? ANY law and punishment can be used to discriminate, and many are. By your logic if the police started prosecuting murderers in a biased manner, we should remove the law against murder.