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[CW: Suicide] LA Times reports that Palm Springs bomber had an account on Lemmy.world
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Oh yea, especially when they are a european based instance so talking about USA events and legal stuff shouldnt affect them at all
They were like, "something, something, laws, jurisdiction" but then eventually dropped the policy, afaik. Maybe they were finally convinced by the fact that jury nullification is perfectly legal in the US.
More likely that they're turbolibs and make pretty much all decisions based on vibes. They wanted to be against the violence because they're turbolibs but the vibes are so overwhelmingly against them on the topic of luigi they don't.
Liberals can be shaped into anything you want liberals to be as long as you create the conditions within the population. They take on whatever the vibes tell them to take on.