Every time I see something like this, it just reminds me of how badly our laws for activity on the internet need to be updated to reflect modern use.   I'm not saying we need super draconian lock downs, but we DO need some sort of accountability online.    <br><br>I have no idea how to do that. I'm not a lawyer. But it doesn't take a master chef to tell when the toast is burnt. :/,(reply>), @Jinxed Swashbuckler Isn't that already happening via cancel culture, tho?  <br><br>The problem is that if we are afraid to take any action at all, then how does the situation ever get better? <br><br>Again, I'm not a lawyer or even some kind of savant. I don' t have an answer. I only know that there is a severe problem with how things are right now.  Leaving the internet open to basically be the wild west isn't sustainable.,(reply>), Here's a crazy fucking idea! How about personal responsibility and don't get scammed in the first place? Slaves want more laws.,(reply>), @-DB-Nirvana Only imbeciles or politicians ever suggest increasing the power of governments. Government is your enemy, a necessary evil. Always remember that.,(reply>), No. People need to get educated, period. Stop wanting to trade freedom for security. <b>Seriously, just stop it.</b>,(reply>), Never ever suggest regulations for the internet. It will never end well.