Re:Irishman arrested in UK for 'causing anxiety' by retweeti...
by mock-possum on Thursday August 11, 2022 @01:40PM
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> for example a book that contains a fictional evil person is assumed to be the same thing as an evil book, almost by definition
which book specifically are you thinking of here? was this a thing I missed?
Re:Irishman arrested in UK for 'causing anxiety' by retweeti...
by thingification on Thursday August 11, 2022 @04:17PM
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I'm not thinking of a specific book, but I am thinking of this kind of thing (but I haven't read this specific article in full): https://jessesingal.substack.com/p/ya-twitters-victims-and-c...
There's an odd mindset around this sort of thing in some internet circles, in which for example a book that contains a fictional evil person is assumed to be the same thing as an evil book, almost by definition. Isn't that part of what people are reacting to when they are outraged when this sort of arrest happens?