Brown University Shooting: Everything We Know
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Brown University Shooting: Everything We Know
A person of interest is in custody in connection to a shooting at Brown University, where at least two students died and nine others were wounded.Althea Legaspi (Rolling Stone)
ThrowawayOnLemmy
in reply to MicroWave • • •y0kai [he/him]
in reply to MicroWave • • •wow that's really going to hurt him. 🙄
can we make fines like these a percentage of total asset value please?
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Get_Off_My_WLAN e qupada like this.
Tja
in reply to y0kai [he/him] • • •somethingsnappy
in reply to Tja • • •A_norny_mousse
in reply to Tja • • •ms.lane
in reply to y0kai [he/him] • • •EU fines aren't one and done.
This is the first fine, if they don't comply in the future (edit: in 90 days), they'll get more fines, increasing each time.
bluesheep
in reply to ms.lane • • •da_cow (she/her)
in reply to bluesheep • • •A_norny_mousse
in reply to y0kai [he/him] • • •The EU does this already. And I agree, $140million is not much, EU-wide. Last I heard it was just 1 member state who issued a similar fine - times 27 that would already hurt a little.
All the dumber that Musk is making such a stink about what is really less than peanuts to him.
Armpit Bagette
in reply to A_norny_mousse • • •Sculptus Poe
in reply to MicroWave • • •CouldntCareBear
in reply to Sculptus Poe • • •Commission fines X €120 million under the Digital Services Act
European Commission - European CommissionMark with a Z
in reply to CouldntCareBear • • •Sculptus Poe
in reply to CouldntCareBear • • •CouldntCareBear
in reply to Sculptus Poe • • •Yes. Seriously. And if x wants to operate in the EU then it has to follow EU law.
Consumer protection still exists and what x is doing with it's 'verified' badges is just straight up deception. The only thing it verifies is that that account has paid x money.
Second, relating to transparency in advertising. Hybrid warfare is a major threat to the stability of Europe's society, institutions and democracy. A major vector for that is propaganda carried out through Facebook and X. Both through fake users and adverts.
The EU should very much take this seriously and I'm glad that they are.
A_norny_mousse
in reply to Sculptus Poe • • •A_norny_mousse
in reply to MicroWave • • •lol
Not the main point, but I found this interesting:
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MBech
in reply to A_norny_mousse • • •dreadbeef
in reply to MicroWave • • •Madison420
in reply to dreadbeef • • •NateNate60
in reply to Madison420 • • •Madison420
in reply to NateNate60 • • •SabinStargem
in reply to NateNate60 • • •Got it, the EU should buy Congress!
...that might be an improvement, considering how dumb our political animals are. 🤔
Sausager
in reply to SabinStargem • • •SaveTheTuaHawk
in reply to NateNate60 • • •Congress are a lot cheaper whores than that.
"I'm not corrupt, but 20 bucks is 20 bucks".
Bronzebeard
in reply to dreadbeef • • •FlashMobOfOne
in reply to dreadbeef • • •Oddly enough, I think this would be an effective thing.
Musk, like all bullies, just doesn't want any accountability whatsoever. Yes, the amount is trivial given his means, but as we saw in South America, he is perfectly willing to back down when a challenge is meaningful, culturally if not materially.
da_cow (she/her)
in reply to dreadbeef • • •NotMyOldRedditName
in reply to da_cow (she/her) • • •dreadbeef
in reply to NotMyOldRedditName • • •NotMyOldRedditName
in reply to dreadbeef • • •MonkeMischief
in reply to dreadbeef • • •Yeah, the sheer insanity here is that $120M is like, losing a comparative 12¢ to him.
Wikipedia puts the worthless cur's "worth" at ~470B.
I'm no mathematician but...
470,000,000,000
−120,000,000
=469,880,000,000
OoOOOoo way to go. You go make sure he pays that huuuge fine. I'm sure he'll lose sleep over this one!
Fine him 12% of his net worth and THAT would at least be an actual penalty.
vga
in reply to dreadbeef • • •BarneyPiccolo
in reply to vga • • •Right, just like Florida Senator Rick Scott didn't get wealthy committing the largest Medicaire fraud in history, after pleading the 5th over 185 times in his trial. The blame was the company that he owned, and was the CEO. The company paid a massive fine, but he kept his stolen government money, and went on to run for Governor of Florida, where he continued his campaign of stealing from the government, doubling his net worth, and is now a Florida Senator, where he was recently caught on video railing against talk of abolishing insider trading for Senators, whining that "Democrats want to keep people from earning money!"
No, you penis with ears, making a living is fine, but you are using a method that would put any of the rest of us in prison for years, and that happens all the time. We just expect YOU to live by the same laws as US.
He HATES it when people post these reminders of how his entire fortune is build on taking money from the government, as he rails against Career Politicians, and runs on term limits, which he never introduces once he's on office.
dejected_warp_core
in reply to dreadbeef • • •BarneyPiccolo
in reply to dreadbeef • • •He's a trillionaire if the failing Tesla hits specific, and probably impossible targets. More likely, Tesla is bankrupt in two years.
But that doesn't stop the PR department from cranking out their propaganda that he's already a Trillionaire.
Akasazh
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vga
in reply to MicroWave • • •Sputnik34
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in reply to Sputnik34 • • •Blackmist
in reply to Sputnik34 • • •nutsack
in reply to MicroWave • • •BarneyPiccolo
in reply to MicroWave • • •Make him serve one day in prison for every Euro.
Oh, yeah, and confiscate his entire fortune.
Gammelfisch
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