Assertion: blackmail | /r/HasProperty | illegal
Facets:
value: in ancient rome
type: LOCATION
value: in the united states
type: LOCATION
value: technically
type: MANNER
value: on the internet
type: LOCATION
value: against the law
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Why Blackmail Should Be Illegal (Marginal Revolution), Should Blackmail Be Legal?
text: Why Blackmail Should Be Illegal (Marginal Revolution), Should Blackmail Be Legal?
text: Bribery and blackmail are two legal offences that involve an exchange of money.
text: The blackmail which you are under is illegal!
text: Blackmail is illegal!
text: Blackmail is illegal (against the law).
text: Blackmail is illegal even on the Internet
text: In the United States, blackmail is illegal and most often classified as a criminal offense – meaning it carries punitive punishments for convicted perpetrators.
text: Smart people are failing to provide strong arguments for why blackmail should be illegal.
text: Asking why blackmail should be illegal is a good idea.
text: but rather “why should blackmail be illegal?
text: In a world where blackmail is illegal, I have to hide any information I don’t want to come out.
text: Blackmail and extortion are already technically illegal and reviled.
text: Yes, not all blackmail is illegal or undesirable.
text: If the blackmail is illegal, the blackmailer should be arrested.
text: Although Tyler recognizes that a case needs to be made that blackmail should be illegal, he doesn’t do justice to the issue.
text: Finally, most people now have a new and better sense of why blackmail should be illegal.
text: However, since blackmail is illegal, you can also report them to national and local law enforcement.
text: Yes, not all blackmail is illegal or undesirable.
text: If the blackmail is illegal, the blackmailer should be arrested.
text: Relevant to both of these theories is the fact that both blackmail and negative gossip were illegal in ancient Rome.
text: Should Blackmail be Legal?
text: Thus, blackmail should be legal, but certainly not extortion.
text: In those twenty papers, roughly a quarter of the authors think blackmail should be legal.
text: Not “should blackmail be legal?
text: and in a world where blackmail is legal, many people and corporations would be so motivated –
text: A Reply to Posner, Epstein, Nozick and Lindgren,” in which they lay out the case for why blackmail should be legal.