89 YouTube fined 100,000 Euro by a high regional court in Germany for deleting and censoring a video covering a COVID19 lockdown protest. The decision by the high court opens up gateways for others to sue the Big Tech behemoth. (www.welt.de) posted 4 years ago by clemaneuverers 4 years ago by clemaneuverers +90 / -1 9 comments share 9 comments share save hide report block hide replies
settled price means nothing. sue for $1.
what matters is, in the eye of the "people," they are liable and now the record has been written in stone, in perpetuity.
win.
They have tons of money to boot, so fines alone won't be a great deterrent.
Arrests of executives and service takedowns on the other hand...
take away a mans fish for a day, hes hungry for a bit.
take away a mans fish, forever, and tell them to fuck off in a prison cell... the rest prob gonna stop doin shit.
did you just pose a 'double back-flip reverse oxymoron juxtapose?'
lawyers gonna be lawyers.
who is that asshole that put his thumb in a dike? him simply removing his thumb changes the entire context of the situation.
"layers" & "rich" in any sentence = sus by default.
youve been cleared. keep fightn the fight.
For all their bullshit, Europe has been pretty good in cucking big tech for shit like this. The EU slapped Google with a pretty serious fine for breaking anti-trust laws a while back.