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I regret to inform you that you're breaking the ToS of .world, and may be subject to bans at the admins' discretion.
https://sh.itjust.works/post/29086287
(Edit: I'm guessing the people downvoting this haven't clicked through the link to see what's actually happening.)
Bruh.
Advocating Jury Nullification is not the same as advocating doing John Wick stuff.
We aren't even advocating for a John Wick, it already happened. We just want a good ol' Jury Nullification, as it is American Tradition.
In case it wasn't clear, you're preaching to the choir.
(Not sure if your reply was targeted at me specifically or in general)
Just trying to clarify in case people mistakenly think we are advocating homicide.
lemmy.world admin got boot in their throat
I think that's just a mod not an admin. Why that mod is allowed to lie about these things is another question though. Maybe an admin should be notified that they're lying about the terms of services.
That's fucking stupid. (Not directed at you, directed at the admins)