Any time you read a headline like this, replace the innocuous-sounding non-crime (“tweeting”) with “upsetting people in power.”

Suddenly you’ll realise that the same kind of thing happens everywhere in the world.

E.g.: Julian Assange, who’s main crime was upsetting people in power.

Unless you think it’s a crime worthy of being hounded for over a decade by multiple nations’ security agencies for trying to — and failing — to reverse an NT hash.

Because that’s the “crime” they’re extraditing him for.