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This is a question for clarification of who a "public official" is. I admit I may have missed where it is written down.
So, I am on record for previously calling for violence (or at least death) of public officials of Iran by revolution and our military, most notably the Iranian Ayatollahs and the Revolutionary Guard Corps and hailing the death of Qassem Soleimani as an unadulterated good. This was before Helix stated the prohibition on calling for violence against public officials. Would it be inappropriate of me to continue making comments wishing untimely ends upon them, or other nations which are tyrannical rivals or enemies of the United States, such as Russia, North Korea, China or Saudi Arabia? Or is this just for public officials of open democracies? I do not want to make a mis-step that gets me suspended or banned, or somehow encourage other forum members to do so either.
So, I am on record for previously calling for violence (or at least death) of public officials of Iran by revolution and our military, most notably the Iranian Ayatollahs and the Revolutionary Guard Corps and hailing the death of Qassem Soleimani as an unadulterated good. This was before Helix stated the prohibition on calling for violence against public officials. Would it be inappropriate of me to continue making comments wishing untimely ends upon them, or other nations which are tyrannical rivals or enemies of the United States, such as Russia, North Korea, China or Saudi Arabia? Or is this just for public officials of open democracies? I do not want to make a mis-step that gets me suspended or banned, or somehow encourage other forum members to do so either.
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