Why not? If you want someone to (not) do something, you need to provide a compelling rationale. Otherwise you're trying to compel some based on your personal preference.
Personally I think wild hyperbole is funny and effective at making a point, so my preference is that the poster continue.
To me, calls for violence are exactly the dividing line between free speech and restricted speech. Show extreme judgement when invoking violent imagery.
> If you want someone to (not) do something, you need to provide a compelling rationale.
OK. Advocating violence is a crime. And text-based communication is notoriously difficult medium to express sarcasm and irony. Crimes are bad, mmmmkay?
alangibson|3 years ago
Personally I think wild hyperbole is funny and effective at making a point, so my preference is that the poster continue.
dekhn|3 years ago
humanistbot|3 years ago
OK. Advocating violence is a crime. And text-based communication is notoriously difficult medium to express sarcasm and irony. Crimes are bad, mmmmkay?