Gov. Vs. Big Tech., page-11

see? now that is a perfect example of what this could and probably will lead to. you have a habit of calling everyone who doesnt agree with you, or you are too lazy and indolent to check for yourself, whether what has been posted is true or not, and declaring that person or poster is a liar.

that is libelous davo in case you hadnt realised.

just in case you are too ignorant here is some help

libel
/ˈlʌɪb(əl/
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noun

1. 1.
   LAW
   a published false statement that is damaging to a person's reputation; a written defamation.
   "he was found guilty of a libel on a Liverpool inspector of taxes"
   
   Similar:
   defamation
   
   
   defamation of character
   
   character assassination
   
   
   calumny
   
   
   misrepresentation
   
   
   scandalmongering
   
   aspersions
   
   
   denigration
   
   
   vilification
   
   
   disparagement
   
   derogation
   
   
   insult
   
   
   slander
   
   
   malicious gossip
   
   tittle-tattle
   
   
   traducement
   
   lie
   
   
   slur
   
   
   smear
   
   
   untruth
   
   
   false insinuation
   
   false report
   
   smear campaign
   
   
   slight
   
   
   innuendo
   
   
   rumour
   
   
   mud-slinging
   
   
   bad-mouthing
   
   
   contumely
   
   
2. 2.
   (in admiralty and ecclesiastical law) a plaintiff's written declaration.

verb

1. 1.
   LAW
   defame (someone) by publishing a libel.
   "the jury found that he was libelled by a newspaper"
   
   Similar:
   defame
   
   
   malign
   
   
   slander
   
   
   give someone a bad name
   
   
   blacken someone's name
   
   sully someone's reputation
   
   speak ill/evil of
   
   write false reports about
   
2. 2.
   (in admiralty and ecclesiastical law) bring a suit against.
   "if a ship does you any injury you libel the ship"