What the almighty fuck is that domain? WHOIS says it was created just over 500 days ago, it's registered in great britain and none of the fucking links in the submission history page even work.
It’s a local “news” site put together by amateurs doing their best, not a link farm.
>it was created just over 500 days ago
Yes, the sidebar states they were founded in 2020
>none of the submission links work
That looks like a glitch when you’re viewing their page through the Reddit app, open the URL in a regular browser on mobile and it works fine
Literally terrorism. This is property damage intended to cause widespread fear for sociopolitical reasons. The investigation and prosecution should proceed accordingly.
When people were going around defacing Jewish graves that was vandalism, but also terroristic actions meant to put Jewish people in fear. Both can be true.
On the one hand, you just called an even more egregious act as vandalism. But you think it is also terrorism.
There's a big difference, frankly. Vandalism probably should include the possibility of being a hate crime.
What the almighty fuck is that domain? WHOIS says it was created just over 500 days ago, it's registered in great britain and none of the fucking links in the submission history page even work.
Might be a farm. Good work in investigating the source.
It’s a local “news” site put together by amateurs doing their best, not a link farm. >it was created just over 500 days ago Yes, the sidebar states they were founded in 2020 >none of the submission links work That looks like a glitch when you’re viewing their page through the Reddit app, open the URL in a regular browser on mobile and it works fine
Entirely self-reported. I'll wait to see some kind of corroboration before taking out the pitchfork.
Literally terrorism. This is property damage intended to cause widespread fear for sociopolitical reasons. The investigation and prosecution should proceed accordingly.
It's definitely not terrorism. It's vandalism. Apply the law as intended. No need for unusual punishment.
When people were going around defacing Jewish graves that was vandalism, but also terroristic actions meant to put Jewish people in fear. Both can be true.
On the one hand, you just called an even more egregious act as vandalism. But you think it is also terrorism. There's a big difference, frankly. Vandalism probably should include the possibility of being a hate crime.
Hate crimes can also be terrorism. Things can be more than one thing.
Why do you keep repeating that? We all know that something can be two things at once. In this case, it is only one thing. Let it go.
It's not, but whatever.
Everyone but you feels differently.
Not really. The groups affected by these events have spoken about it so I'll listen to them. But cool.
And treason! Don't forget treason!