Please notice that I had everything in quotes, because I was paraphrasing her position, i.e. what she wrote. If I am to be warned for pointing out her demand that kiddie porn be released to the public, then I hope she was treated appropriately for having demanded that child-porn be released to the public.
It was her position. She wrote it. We were discussing it. I mentioned that the file was full of child porn. I posted Bondi's video explaining such. It was all part of the discussion.
How about this, you attach Pam Bondi's video clip to the 12B rule and warn everyone that demanding the "Epstein file" be "released to the public" is a blatant call for kiddie porn to be released to the public, and that you won't stand for it.
Otherwise, you have a 12B rule that is now being used to protect people who are demanding kiddie porn be released to the public, by punishing those who point out the posters who are demanding that kiddie porn be released to the public. I'm guessing that wasn't the original intent of the 12B rule.
I did that, and pointed out that she was therefore calling for child porn to be released to the public. Her response was "Fuck You" and reitereated her demand for the kidie-porn's release. Obviously she's a sick-o, and you didn't say anything ... but you did warn me when I paraphrased her own stated position.
So how did she somehow not violate the rule? If she did not violate the rule, then I can't possibly have violated the rule by simply having stated (paraphrased) her position accurately. After all, it's her position that I paraphrased and nothing more. I didn't add anything.