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Foreign Affairs / Re: Musk's X Banned In Brazil After Disinformation Row by ivolt: 2:06pm On Aug 31 |
KnownUnknown:Then we are on the same page. The Brazilian government has done nothing wrong. Brazilian law should reign supreme in Brzail and not what Musk wants. Those accusing the Brazilian government are either ignorant or partisan. Free speech provisions and restrictions is country-specific, not some universal moral right, not that such right will ever exist. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Musk's X Banned In Brazil After Disinformation Row by ivolt: 2:02pm On Aug 31 |
Sapasenator:Free speech is about the government not Musk or any other individual. A person may claim to advocate for free speech and still threatens others who engage in free speech. Some will describe it as hypocrisy but I think it is more complicated than that. An individual is NOT required to respect free speech on their property(X a property of Musk) but the government is. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Musk's X Banned In Brazil After Disinformation Row by ivolt: 1:21pm On Aug 31 |
KnownUnknown: The only person who owes you equal free speech protection is your government not private companies. Not even news media are required to carry news or event you care about, you must seek out those that agree with your worldview. I don't care about X either way but expecting a user generated content platform to follow any reporting standard not required by law is nothing but entitlement. If you have an X account, you can start posting those atrocities say as reported by Aljazeera, you may even buy ads to promote them. Don't expect X to help you with that. The only thing X care about is X itself plus some vain culture war of its owner. |
Politics / Re: My prediction for Elon musk is not good by ivolt: 1:11pm On Aug 31 |
Musk can't be arrested in the US for anything relating to free speech. US is the safest space for Musk and has the most liberal free speech protection of any country. No pun intended. The telegram guy was arrested for shielding actual criminals. I am not aware of Musk refusing a [b]legal [/b]subpoena from a US court. He would have long been incarcerated. On the other hand SpaceX is the safest asset for Musk because there is no competition anywhere except from the Russians. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Musk's X Banned In Brazil After Disinformation Row by ivolt: 12:23pm On Aug 31 |
ogbonti:You obviously know nothing about business. Twitter is a business not charity. Members not deactivating isn't the same as making profit. And if Musk continue in that trajectory, he will end up filing for bankruptcy. 1 Like |
Jokes Etc / Re: After Divorce, Wife Sends Husband A Message by ivolt: 12:20pm On Aug 31 |
Pat081:Nothing actually work out for him. A incestuous fool sleeping with his daughter is not to be emulated or celebrated. He belongs in jail, if he is not lying to save face. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Musk's X Banned In Brazil After Disinformation Row by ivolt: 10:23am On Aug 31 |
cococandy:Hate speech is actually a subset of free speech, it is just a restricted or illegal form. Your argument will be valid if Musk banned every other speech except hate speech on Twitter. It appears he doesn't. Though free speech protection started out of need to protect citizens from government restrictions or consequences for speech against the state, it has grown beyond that. A journalist who writes a libellous article against an individual for example is enjoying free speech even though there is consequence for libel. You can only argue that libel is not a protected speech. |
Career / Re: I Spent 10 Months In Prison For Resigning Via SMS — 26-Year-Old Photography by ivolt: 10:20am On Aug 31 |
Tightpussy2024:Stealing is not trivial. It is a well defined crime in every country! The colleague refunded after police involvement. Moreover, if a business have a policy against employees accepting payment into private account, then all employees must follow such even if it means losing business. |
Politics / Re: Buying Presidential Jet While Nigerians Go Hungry Is Failue - Donald Duke by ivolt: 9:02am On Aug 31 |
tutudesz:The fact that you use the word "security equipment" means you don't know what you are saying. |
Career / Re: I Spent 10 Months In Prison For Resigning Via SMS — 26-Year-Old Photography by ivolt: 9:00am On Aug 31 |
maasoap:Humane is relative. There are people whose account balance has never exceeded 20K and may happen to be the star in their immediate family. If you give such a person 20K bail, they will never get out of jail unless with external help. Moreover, bail condition in civil suit should be based on what the suspect can reasonably afford and not the entire family assumed net worth. I do not believe the boy's narration about keeping it from his family because the Nigerian jail is not where anybody wants to be for that long if they have viable options. He most likely have fallen out badly with majority of them and couldn't reach out. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Nigeria’s $1Trillion Economy Target Under Tinubu Impossible – Rewane by ivolt: 8:37am On Aug 31 |
Of course. |
Career / Re: I Spent 10 Months In Prison For Resigning Via SMS — 26-Year-Old Photography by ivolt: 8:30am On Aug 31 |
To further explain my reason for resigning, I sent another text on October 14, advising him to learn leadership and management skills because of how he humiliated a colleague who collected N125,000 from a client into his personal accountIn other words, you were locked up for defending a thief. The only issue I have with this is the long-term remand due to his inability to make bail. It is time we found better ways of ensuring court attendance other than imposing overbearing bail on poor suspects. 9 Likes 2 Shares |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Musk's X Banned In Brazil After Disinformation Row by ivolt: 8:25am On Aug 31 |
Musk will eventually lose all his $40 billion dollar investment into Twitter and file for bankruptcy. Many countries are waiting for the EU to make the fist big move and the knives will be out. Despite what Musk and his fanboys think, no country want absolute free speech. They may claim they do, but they really don't especially when violence, potential violence and high stake criminality is involved. Unfortunately, Zuckerberg isn't learning from Musk's mistake. 37 Likes 5 Shares |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ukraine Air Force Begin Massive Bombardment Of Russia Main City by ivolt: 8:07am On Aug 31 |
greenermodels:There is no red line beyond the use of nuke which will likely bring about the end of Putin himself. But Putin, despite being old is not suicidal. Even if he is suicidal, his deputies are not. This isn't 1945. 7 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Buying Presidential Jet While Nigerians Go Hungry Is Failue - Donald Duke by ivolt: 8:02am On Aug 31 |
tutudesz:Don't kid yourself. Stick to what you know. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Ukraine Air Force Begin Massive Bombardment Of Russia Main City by ivolt: 7:42am On Aug 31 |
nnatobryno:Can you tell us the number of civilians killed by Putin since the war began? Do you think he has also committed war crimes? I doubt your answer is yes because civilians only matter when your guys are at the receiving end. To those who may be misinformed by your comment. Ukraine can't even target civilians because of the long list of rules attached to western weapons usage unlike Putin who answer only to himself. It took more than 2 years before Ukraine was even allowed to fire on Russia's territory. Americans control ICCNO. America has nothing to do with the ICC. And Putin despite killing tens of thousands of Ukrainian civilians have not been charged for killing civilians in Ukraine. Hint, he was charged for kidnapping and selling Ukrainian children to barren Russian women. 9 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: "We Charged N3,500 Per Bag, But Marketers Were Selling For N8,000 - Bua Chairman by ivolt: 6:39pm On Aug 30 |
This man should stop lying. Ex-factory price is radically different from retailer price in all industry. If you feel cheated by the sellers, rent a trailer and go buy the cement directly from BUA factory. |
Politics / Re: Who Really Owns Dangote Refinery? by ivolt: 2:59pm On Aug 30 |
Basicend:It is a mischievous topic typical of the average Nigerian love of sensationalism. The refinery ownership has never been a secret. The OP even claimed that imaginary analysts "have raised questions as to why dangote Refinery hasn't started producing petroleum products" when we all know that statement is false. Dangote has been roducing other fuels apart from PMS. The mod loves it because it will generate many conspiracy responses. |
Islam for Muslims / Re: Warning Against Tourism And Excursion To Sites Of Shirk by ivolt: 2:21pm On Aug 30 |
The funny thing is 100% of tourist sites you think are holy have "idol" history. Think this is false? just provide one counter example. |
Romance / Re: Zimbabwe Ladies Disclose The Reason Why They Love Nigerian Men (video) by ivolt: 10:05am On Aug 30 |
CSTRR:When you factor in purchasing power. They spend more on foreign African women. |
Politics / Re: Cement Sellers Frustrated BUA From Selling At N3500 Per Bag – Rabiu by ivolt: 9:58am On Aug 30 |
Deceptive! No seller will refuse buying at lower price. Rabiu wants an average struggling cement seller to buy their own trucks and run a logistic business alongside their cement business. Where will the capital for such come from. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: I Can’t Be Deported,’ Canadian-nigerian Woman Threatening Yoruba, Benin People by ivolt: 6:23pm On Aug 29 |
Flangelo12:Don't be lazy. Go read the defamation section of Canadian law. |
Politics / Re: I Can’t Be Deported,’ Canadian-nigerian Woman Threatening Yoruba, Benin People by ivolt: 6:18pm On Aug 29 |
Flangelo12:Now reread what you wrote, does it make any sense to you? How does theory trumps practicality? Do you have any case where a foreign citizen was deported from Canada at the insistence of a non-western country after the suspect's attorney argued the political and human rights angle? In theory, the first line in your response could be interpreted to be defamatory according to Canadian law! |
Politics / Re: I Can’t Be Deported,’ Canadian-nigerian Woman Threatening Yoruba, Benin People by ivolt: 5:55pm On Aug 29 |
Flangelo12:No, she can't. In fact, the letter the house wrote,makes it impossible for her to be deported. All her lawyer needs to claim is that she is a political target of the Nigerian government and her rights will be violated if deported and no Canadian court will deport her. They should have left the issue for the police to handle. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Netanyahu And Israel Are Knocking On The Door Of World War 3!"-FFK. by ivolt: 2:19pm On Aug 29 |
I don't know what is wrong with this one. Does he think World war 3 will favor Palestinian. That will be like giving Netanyahu the perfect gift. If history is anything to go by, World war 3 will effectively destroy the hope of a Palestinian state as no government in the west will care about "rights" when millions of lives are at stake. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Pavel Durov released On €5m Bail, banned From Leaving France by ivolt: 2:16pm On Aug 29 |
seunmsg:What is the Binance's employees in Nigeria's police custody major crime? At least, France didn't go about hunting down Telegram's employees, they took action against the owner. Neither are they extra-judicially demanding some imaginary billions in exchange for his freedom aka ramsom. |
Politics / Re: NLC President Ajaero Returns To Labour House After Visit To Police by ivolt: 2:13pm On Aug 29 |
Eagle360:You are either supporting the police or you don't know how the police should work. Everything Ajaero did since "invitation" is perfectly legal. In fact, he could have refused the invitation and ask the police to go get a warrant first. Police are not god as many people see them, there are rules they are supposed to follow. People think police have unlimited powers because of how they treat and violate the rights of poor people. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Pavel Durov released On €5m Bail, banned From Leaving France by ivolt: 9:40am On Aug 29 |
Emeskhalifa:Because he shields the so-called culprits and refuses to release any information about them. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Pavel Durov released On €5m Bail, banned From Leaving France by ivolt: 9:38am On Aug 29 |
chibu4u2:Free crime you mean. |
Education / Re: Thousands Of International Students In Canada Face Deportation, Sparking Protes by ivolt: 9:36am On Aug 29 |
descartes400: It is not about just talking and boasting. Can you cite any form of policy that would hurt the enemies while leaving you unaffected or better? Even Ghadaffi your hero was totally dependent on selling Libyan oil to the enemies. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
Politics / Re: There Is A New Case Linked To Ekweremadu’s Under Investigation – MET Police by ivolt: 8:01pm On Aug 28 |
It won't have any effect on Ekweremadu's time in prison. |
Foreign Affairs / Re: UAE Banks Halt Payments From Russia. by ivolt: 6:44pm On Aug 28 |
Akwamkpuruamu:It is not about hate. They are afraid of uncle Sam. 20 Likes 2 Shares |
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