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the same seems to be true with pedophiles too.

I hatr how some prople on here seem to not understand that nazis and other prosecuted groups using a platform is a good sign the platform is secure.

for petty crimes it absolutely is, like graffiti.

Adults get full punishments for crimes, kids don’t (sometimes).

seems fair, if there was a law that only targeted one company they absolutely should be able to challenge it. Same as if a law target one person.

yes, and editing an image does not change anything about the objects that reflected the light into the camera.

that would make it worthless

last I checked (about a year ago) part of the issue was morons claiming “privacy” concerns

and if we exclude obvious scams?

you absolutely can sell tomatos to individuals, or eat them yourself.

yes, attempted murder, amd it wasn’t murder.

look at farms and how you can get tomatoes from a large number of suppliers, if the number of suppliers goes down anyone can become a new supplier.

Not every supplier needs to be competitive on price.

Reddit does not have the goal of being tolerant so the paradox does not apply, the goal is avoiding legal consequences so blanket banning all violence regardless of victim is a solution that works well

monopolies are not the only end result of capitalism, they are a common end result but if the barriers to enter the market are low enough and the incumbent corps don’t engage in regulatory capture it generally doesn’t happen.

oh no, you went to the thing that (is supposed to) have everything and found something you didn’t like

violence is violence

I could see it too and deleted my reddit account then, it’s a shame lemmy doesn’t have a useful search tool though.

genocide means nothing nowadays (since ww2) back in the good old days the species had to have no surviving members, now there are “genocide survivors”.

I completely agree, but it makes sense as smaller communities have much less incentive to actually tell users the rules