they re all about speech. when someone calls you on your phone, you get a spam call, someone s trying to get your icloud credentials or get you to turn over your credit card, the fact they re speaking to you is not protected by the first amendment. it s a crime. they re saying it s political. this is obviously a campaign. one of the things the lawyer said yesterday was this is a forward thinking about what aboutism. it was what if one day joe biden says something you don t agree with, is that going to be criminalized? this is different. it is. i do think the political character of the peach is what s giving this theory the legs that it has. i also think it s a theory probably more of the public than at a judge or jury. and a lot of the public as well written and concise as it is a lot of people aren t going to read it, they re just going to hear about it. i think it will lead a lot of people to attach that first
through. we are in sort of the test driving face. i think this is kind of a crazy argument because, like, i used to prosecute financial fraud cases. they are all about speech, right? when someone calls you on your phone, you get a spam call, someone s trying to get your icloud credentials or get you to turn over your credit card, the fact that they are speaking to does not somehow make that protected by the first amendment. it is a crime, right? you are saying, they are, saying it s political though. this is obviously a campaign and one of the things that the lawyer said yesterday was, hold on. this was kind of a forward thinking, what about-ism, which i love that sort of creativity after a long day of news. it was the idea of, what if one day joe biden says something that you don t agree with? is that going to be colonel eyes?
Telecom operators received over 900,000 complaints in 2022 regarding unsolicited commercial communications (UCC), according to data shared in the Lok Sabha. This marks an increase from 2021, when there were around 856,000 complaints, and from 2020 (April-December), when there were just over 307,000 complaints.