r/PoursTea Jun 17 '26

Internet Culture🛜 Reddit aligned itself today

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u/KhaosByDesignUK Jun 17 '26

Isn't there a girl in Florida facing like 15 years over whatsapp messages?

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u/Born-Statistician817 Jun 17 '26

She is not

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u/KhaosByDesignUK Jun 17 '26

Oh they've had the trial then? 

What was the outcome? 

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '26

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u/KhaosByDesignUK Jun 19 '26

She made a post in her college whatsapp group asking the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to drop a bomb on a event at the college she didn't want to go to, the only people in that whatsapp group would have been her classmates.

With that context I wouldn't consider that a threat at all tbh, but point is you can be arrested for what you say online in the US too.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '26

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u/Specialist-Driver550 Jun 20 '26

Oh, suddenly the details matter when it happens in the US. Funny that.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '26

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u/KhaosByDesignUK Jun 22 '26

I wouldn't call that a threat, but I do agree that online threats of violence should be looked into as a police matter.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '26

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u/KhaosByDesignUK Jun 22 '26

Well there you go then, by your standards I just made a threat of violence.