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That doesn't get rid of the need for DNS. And ipv6 won't get rid of the need to load balance using dns.

Were their threats recorded? The fact that people have said worse doesn't change the fact that it was a threat.

The bond is ridiculous, but the arrest wasn't.

Free speech doesn't conver threats.

The depose part was the assassin's, and she followed it with, "You people are next." context is important, and context makes this a threat.

"you people are next," also isn't part of it.

It doesn't cover threats of violence.

If someone referenced a recent assassination then said, "You people are next," would you seriously not take that as a threat?

How do you know she didn't have means to do it?

Her saying, "you people are next," is what makes it a threat, thus not protected under free speech.

There's plenty of evidence of voter suppression and election interference, plus the fact that bullet ballots were like 500% higher in only swing states than every other election in history.

I'm not sure we can definitively say that this is what the electorate wanted.

That's why my old doctor opened up a concierge practice. You pay a yearly membership fee, a low office fee, then everything else is at cost.

Nah, he was white

Incognito doesn't block tracking.

You're not buying the movie. You're buying a license to watch it on that platform.

You're not part of the majority

It's hyperbole. An exaggerated example to prove a point.

We should ban seat belts, then. Theres a non-zero chance that they could trap you in a car in a crash leading to your death. Never mind that the chance is statistically insignificant.

Also, do other countries mandate this safety feature?

Depending on who your email host is, your domain could get blocked as spam.

Bold of you to assume they won't just send people with polio to extermination camps.