

Haha, or a Hitchcock Presents episode.
Haha, or a Hitchcock Presents episode.
I see, thanks for the clarification! I thought you were referring to the actual manifesto, and I was going to point out that the supposed real one didn’t mention guns at all, but if I recall correctly the fake one did. So never mind me.
That said, while they probably want to be able to paint him as a terrorist, that necessarily involves a more detailed look at what he was trying to accomplish, and that might just backfire on the prosecution. It only takes one sympathetic juror to block a guilty verdict.
This is a really good insight, thanks!
Huh, what are the chances that his son pushed him off to get the inheritance?
As for sanity, gun arguments aside, the manifesto isn’t unhinged.
Just curious, what do you mean by “gun arguments aside”?
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This one is fake. The (supposedly) real one has now been published by Ken Klippenstein, and is linked in another comment on this thread.
If you trust them after having enforced an unwritten policy and still not allowing discussion of something that’s perfectly legal.
It seems that it was never written in their terms before and had been inconsistently applied, but just in case you hadn’t seen these:
Careful, in case you haven’t heard, discussing jury nullification is apparently against the rules of lemmy.world. SMH (at lemmy.world admins).
Google trends in US for jury nullification over last 30 days…
Exactly this. Another factor in choosing TLDs is that they have different rules. Read those rules closely. Some of them make it much easier for them to take the domain names away from you, for things like copyright infringement, for example. .COM/.NET/.ORG have the strongest rules protecting your ownership, as far as I can recall. This is one of the reasons I stick to those old 3 rather than using newer gTLDs like .INFO, .BIZ, etc.
Oh, I think that’s the real one. Really short, only mentions CAD instead of actually printing the gun, and refers to Moore who can explain things better.