What is the consensus on worldcorp now? whats the new info on the latest videos (google at own risk) . notice the website has changed completely?? Will this thread be deleted like every other ones ive posted milleniumfalcon?
I know who runs the site. but no info on how or who are in the videos. We still dont know if john podesta "ya think ya hot shit dont ya" was in that video.
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EricKaliberhall ago
Hey @slickleg64
Your post must include a link. I'm giving you a 24hr flair to edit one in (Not Worldcorp). Rules are in the sidebar for more information. Thanks.
Fateswebb ago
Whaaaaa? Why must a post include a link? Is this a new(ER) rule? When was this instated? And why can't the link be worldcorp? So now if you simply want to discuss something you can't do so without a link? What is the thought process behind this?
EricKaliberhall ago
Hmm, yeah...
It's a submission rule. The rules are in the sidebar for more information.
No, it is not.
I believe from the beginning. For exact date I refer you to v/pizzagatemods.
Because that link contains CP. No CP is also a rule.
You are more then welcome to do that at v/pizzagatewhatever or v/AskPizzagate.
Providing a link makes it easier for new users to join in the discussion (more information). If you have any other questions you are more then welcome to ask the moderator team.
wincraft71 ago
Cite the law or legal precedent where a video of a shirtless male child getting yelled at is illegal, or an unseen child behind a shower door getting yelled at is illegal. You can't because you're making up what's considered "illegal".
This is censorship.
Shizy ago
Um, actually in most jurisdictions across the USA emotional abuse (such as terrorizing a child like seen in the video) is considered child abuse according to statute and is illegal! Most jurisdictions don't intervene or begin a civil case for child abuse based on emotional abuse alone because it can be hard to document and prove in court, but more times than not emotional abuse occurs along with another form of abuse that is easier to document and "prove".
wincraft71 ago
Nope, we're talking about the video itself not the act. I was clear about that if you read my comments.