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'''Krampus''' is a Southern [[Nazi|Germanic]]/Austrian [[holocaust|myth]]/folk lore about a demonic companion of Saint Nicholas that is believed to have originally been the son of the Norse Goddess of the underworld Hel. Because if anyone was going to take one look at Christmas and say "this needs a child-beating demon", of fucking course it would be the Germans. Like so many Germanic traditions dealing with the Christmas season like the Christmas tree, [[Shit|Scat]] porn, beer for kids and concentration camps, it was depaganized, bastardized and incorporated by the [[Catholic]] church to pull in converts.<br>
''''"Section 230"''' is the name given to a piece of the so-called "Communications Decency Act" ("CDA"),which allows websites and forums/message boards/chans to exist as they currently do. In recent years, [[GOP|neo-conservatives]], [[infowars|conspiracy theorists]], and "[[Free speech]] [[Anonymous|activist]]" types have argued for completely [[NO|repealing]] this section of the CDA law in order to "stop censorship" of their voices by "Big Tech", mainly due to section (c)(2) allowing it. What those [[boomers]] fail to understand, is that replealing this entire part of the CDA would in fact, backfire and result in even moar censorship of "Dissenting voices".


The current traditions and stories follow with the idea that the Krampus tags along with Saint Nicholas during the [[Catholic|Christmas]] Season when he's sneaking into kids' houses to take pictures of them when they're on the toilet to punish naughty and wicked children in contrast to Saint Nicholas' rewarding all the good and well behaved children with toys and other desired gifts for remembering to leave their curtains open when they are changing.
'''"Section 230"''' allows sites such as [[4chan]], [[Twatter|"X"]], and your beloved [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] to exist without being shut down by constant empty-handed yet suddenly-liable-for-user-actions lolsuits. Basically, if an user of a site, (rather than a site owner) posts something that could get the site owner in any kind of deep shit, the site owner is not the one who is responsible for the users' actions. Obviously, the exception to this is sites that exist specifically to break the law, i.e. [[CP]] and Drug Market-type sites. For example, if an user of Wikipedia uploads [[CP|something very illegal]] to the Wikipedia site, [[Jimbo Wales]] cannot be sued for the uploading users' personal actions, (although, obviously the illegal content is removed by site owners.)
 
Like most things that require reading, an attention span, an interest in foreign cultures or anything that may exist outside their [[Failbook|CuntBook]] feed, most [[Americunt]]s had no idea that the '''Krampus''' even existed until [[Adult Swim|The Venture Brothers]] did a Christmas special introducing the Krampus as a Christmas figure in their 2004 episode '''A Very Venture Christmas'''. Like most new and good ideas that are introduced elsewhere and looking to hide his lack of creativity with his open [[Plagiarism|theft]] of other people's creativity and ideas, [[Seth MacFarlane]] quickly latched onto this brand new, readily available '''Public Domain''' character like a hungry deer tick and has been [[Fellatio|sucking it off]] for all it is worth every Christmas, since 2010, in his ''American Dad'' revision of ''Family Guy'' until what was a decent idea was anally raped to death and no one even cared when a '''Krampus''' movie was released in 2015.


Take into mind, all the dank fresh memes you see on sites like [[KnowYourMeme]] and [[reddit|le Plebbit]], or even on apps like [[Instagram]] or [[Amino]]. Section 230 '''protects''' these sites from having to automatically shut down, in the sad case that some [[loser|luser]] would try to [[DMCA]] the memes (ala Pepe the Frog's creator) or sue for "copyright damages". The blame is then shifted onto the user who technically had uploaded the meme or "user-generated content". But without '''Section 230''' in the CDA law, the sites will get fucked over instead!!
   
   
<center><big>'''He Has A Salted Switch All For You'''</big></center>
<center><big>'''THE UNCENSORED TRUTH ABOUT "SECTION 230"'''</big></center>


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'''What have I missed?'''<br/>
'''What have I missed?'''<br/>
[[Tyler Robinson]] was 2 days ago • [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] was 4 days ago • [[The Catcher in the Rye]] was 6 days ago
[[Krampus]] was 2 days ago • [[Tyler Robinson]] was 4 days ago • [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] was 6 days ago
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Revision as of 01:12, 15 December 2025

Section 230

Section 230

'"Section 230" is the name given to a piece of the so-called "Communications Decency Act" ("CDA"),which allows websites and forums/message boards/chans to exist as they currently do. In recent years, neo-conservatives, conspiracy theorists, and "Free speech activist" types have argued for completely repealing this section of the CDA law in order to "stop censorship" of their voices by "Big Tech", mainly due to section (c)(2) allowing it. What those boomers fail to understand, is that replealing this entire part of the CDA would in fact, backfire and result in even moar censorship of "Dissenting voices".

"Section 230" allows sites such as 4chan, "X", and your beloved Encyclopedia Dramatica to exist without being shut down by constant empty-handed yet suddenly-liable-for-user-actions lolsuits. Basically, if an user of a site, (rather than a site owner) posts something that could get the site owner in any kind of deep shit, the site owner is not the one who is responsible for the users' actions. Obviously, the exception to this is sites that exist specifically to break the law, i.e. CP and Drug Market-type sites. For example, if an user of Wikipedia uploads something very illegal to the Wikipedia site, Jimbo Wales cannot be sued for the uploading users' personal actions, (although, obviously the illegal content is removed by site owners.)

Take into mind, all the dank fresh memes you see on sites like KnowYourMeme and le Plebbit, or even on apps like Instagram or Amino. Section 230 protects these sites from having to automatically shut down, in the sad case that some luser would try to DMCA the memes (ala Pepe the Frog's creator) or sue for "copyright damages". The blame is then shifted onto the user who technically had uploaded the meme or "user-generated content". But without Section 230 in the CDA law, the sites will get fucked over instead!!

THE UNCENSORED TRUTH ABOUT "SECTION 230"

Read the full article... • Set by User:CrackRabbit on 2025-11-15

What have I missed?
Krampus was 2 days ago • Tyler Robinson was 4 days ago • Encyclopedia Dramatica was 6 days ago

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