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they only collect the top-level domain and then infer that you could have read all of it on the page, so you are legally responsible for having read it all.
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damn thats terrible. Govs a having the most difficult time trying to adapt ancient laws to modern/internet life. always over reaching and always ham-fisted.
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There is also some modern day linguistic acrobatics mixed in there, where there is no distinction between what is real and fiction, it all falls under material, so a person that has -
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X amount of criminal material, you do not know if it is actual or fictional, or if it fits an alternative definition that is not commonly understood by people. The intention behind it-
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- does not matter, the context does not matter, and in countries like Sweden even being an actual artist with an recognized art exhibition does not except you from committing artistic-
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- crimes. So far Dan Park (artist) has been jailed for six months and the gallery fined, because the art was not to the states liking, and they interpreted the art to be endorsement-
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- instead of critique/satire of racism. That is some short sighted shit, and it is indicative of a shift towards ways of thinking related to political correctness in the law.
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damn thanks, as usual gov also doesn't understand Streisand effect either. wouldn't have heard of him if he hadn't been arrested.
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(Last note: Even the Gallery got fined, looks like art galleries may want to err on the side of caution when they set up art galleries, don't want the art to change minds after all).


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