Sorry, but you don't get to talk about killing political figures without somebody taking notice. This goes one-hundred-fold for verified people on Twitter.
You're not gonna do shit anyway, so why even attract the attention?
You’re not gonna do shit anyway, so why even attract the attention?
Posting the addresses is bad because it promotes the idea that we're all going to do a thing to someone
Posting a thing is bad because nobody is going to do anything. People are just going to think someone is going to do something.
Shrug
Either its an actionable threat or it isn't. Maybe we will just plan to swing by the judges houses and invite them to play a game of Minecraft. Either way, its nice to know they're all sleeping a little less soundly
the sheer fact that people need to be told to avoid posting potentially incriminating stuff is mind boggling.
the fact that the person who posted it was joking might not count for much if someone actually did something and feds decide that they can rope them in on a conspiracy charge. Judges don't appreciate the "it was a joke" defence
It's either a LARP or Fedposting.
Sorry, but you don't get to talk about killing political figures without somebody taking notice. This goes one-hundred-fold for verified people on Twitter.
You're not gonna do shit anyway, so why even attract the attention?
Jamming the surveillance apparatus with bad information
Posting the addresses is bad because it promotes the idea that we're all going to do a thing to someone
Posting a thing is bad because nobody is going to do anything. People are just going to think someone is going to do something.
Shrug
Either its an actionable threat or it isn't. Maybe we will just plan to swing by the judges houses and invite them to play a game of Minecraft. Either way, its nice to know they're all sleeping a little less soundly
the sheer fact that people need to be told to avoid posting potentially incriminating stuff is mind boggling.
the fact that the person who posted it was joking might not count for much if someone actually did something and feds decide that they can rope them in on a conspiracy charge. Judges don't appreciate the "it was a joke" defence
Your honour, my client only threatened to kill the defendant "in Minecraft".
yeah it's just not legally advisable to post potentially incriminating stuff on the internet