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  • Kalcifer@lemm.eetoTechnology@lemmy.worldDeepfake Porn Is Out of Control
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    9 months ago

    Yup it appears that our entire comment chain got nuked. So it is now confirmed that if you delete the parent, then all children get removed as well.


    For any reading this message, the context is that we tested it by me replying to OP’s previous comment, then OP responding to me, then I deleted my comment to see if their comment also got deleted.












  • Sure, but it takes energy to protest & there are only so many hours in a day.

    Freedom is accomplished through practice 😉.

    If you’re fighting for something righteous, alright, maybe it’s worth it.

    You don’t think that fighting for one’s freedom is righteous?

    But all that work for something that sits on the shelf at cabelas that anybody can buy? Nah.

    What do you mean? I don’t understand how this statement ties in with what you were previously talking about.

    I disagree with this. There are laws that are unfair, discriminatory, puritanical, fruits of political gamesmanship, legislative overreach, arbitrary coincidences of time & place, restrictive on activities that harm no one, etc.

    I would argue that malicious compliance would be one’s best form of resistance in the case where one is not subject to absolute despotism. There is also something called “Jury Nullification” which can be a boon for making these sorts of changes.

    I don’t think disobedience needs to have strings attached.

    If disobedience carried no risk, then we would not live in a civil society.


  • For more in depth information, I’ll refer you to this Wikipedia article on digital signatures. But, the long and short of it is that I distribute a public key which would be used alongside that signature to verify if that signature was generated by my private key for the content that is contained in the given post.

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  • I don’t. The string at the end of my comments is a digital signature which serves as a means to verify that I was the one that posted it, and that it wasn’t modified by an admin, or any other external entity.

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  • Are you replying to the following?

    In every normal country this couldn’t happen because that guy wouldn’t have a gun in the first place.

    Are you referring to a shooting in self-defence by a law-abiding gun owner? If so, then yes, if said law-abiding citizen didn’t have a gun, then, by modus tollens, they wouldn’t be able to use a gun in self-defence.

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  • Someone walking up to you us bad, but it isn’t a credible threat to your life.

    It entirely depends on context.

    youtube should be held liable for incentuvizing this behavior

    For one, YouTube isn’t directly incentivizing it. The existence of money, and social fame are the main incentivizing factors. YouTube simply provides the platform. Holding YouTube accountable for this would carry enormous ramifications for the rest of the internet.

    even if it means repealling section 250

    Do you mean Section 230…?

    On the other hand, you shouldn’t start a shootout at Walmart over a tik tok.

    That is a rather reductive statement – you are ignoring crucial contextual information. The victim assessed that, given the situation, there was a credible threat to his safety, and acted accordingly.

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  • It seems like the best outcome would be: person having their personal space invaded tells the “perp” to stop it.

    The best outcome, sure, but not a guaranteed outcome.

    judge orders to cease their invasive harassment against other people.

    That’s not really how the law works. If It is already illegal to harass people, then the court order would essentially be along the lines of “I order you to stop doing illegal things!”.

    The whole being shot just shows how quick to violence and homicide Americans are. It’s like, the solution to everything these days. Dealing with people the past few years in public is pretty dicey, just asking someone not to cut in front of you at the checkout line could potentially lead to a mass shooting these days.

    It isn’t entirely fair to group unprovoked violence with self-defence. There is an argument that could be made for proportional response in defence, but this is a separate issue.

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  • I think it’s sensible to ignore prohibitions of this nature

    While sensible, I would argue that it is ill-advised (depending on context). One would instead be better suited to protest for this right, or to build grassroots support with the hope of democratically achieving it.

    freedom is a practice.

    I do strongly agree with this statement; however, the rule of law must be respected unless one is absolutely certain that there is no other choice. I think the declaration of independence puts it succinctly:

    […] Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government […] Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security. […]


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