Censorship: Canada proposes arresting people who the state thinks might commit a hate crime
Canada proposes arresting people who "authorities" think might commit a hate crime.
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Canada proposes arresting people who "authorities" think might commit a hate crime.
Procter & Gamble said to have paid American Heart Association back around 1960 to say saturated fat caused heart disease.
She plagiarized extensively in her own thesis but punished students for plagiarism.
Post a photo online of someone stealing from your house and the Canadian government may send you to jail.
EBay threatened, hassled, spied upon, basically SWAT'ted a couple of bloggers. 12 EBay staff convicted, some to prison.
Rite-Aid drug stores used secret facial recognition technology to track alleged shoplifters. Except it apparently indexed hundreds of thousands of customers who were not shoplifters and falsely accused thousands of…