• AliOski@feddit.nl
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    17 hours ago

    Well, you’re literally making a call to violence. Can you blame them for removing and banning illegal content? If the government wanted to they could literally prosecute you or Reddit (if they wouldn’t remove it) for it. And no this is not some dictatorial stuff, calls to violence being prohibited are necessary in a democratic country.

    Reddit is not going to break any laws to save your ass.

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      16 hours ago

      I can blame them. There’s 0 practical ways for that Redditor to follow through on their threats so it’s hyperbolic not threatening

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        15 hours ago

        Calling to violence ≠ threatening

        Making a call to violence is saying anything in public that creates an atmosphere where violence is deemed acceptable. That’s the law and that’s illegal. It is much less severe than a direct or indirect threat, but still punishable.