I mean, is “Deny, Defend, Depose” equivalent of “Let’s kill [Person]”?
To me it seems more of a “It’d be a shame if [Person] died” and not a direct threat. So do y’all personally think its considered a direct threat? And how would a court of law (in the US) see the phrase “Deny, Defend, Depose”?
I’m asking because I’ve seen a number of comments removed for that phrase, including one of mine.
It’s the playbook that health insurance companies use to save money. How is that advocating violence?
Deny the claim.
Defend the decision.
…and technically I think the third one should be Delay. As in delay for as long as possible.