
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwykwlkewr7o
The UK has to be part of a global trial at this point in removing freedoms.
There’s no way this kind of joke comment should result in prison time. Just today we found out a guy who stabbed someone in the face wasn’t charged. He went on to commit a mass stabbing attack on a train a few days later. Meanwhile the police have time to prosecute someone making tweets with phrases such as “bike nonce” and for calling out DEI
Whilst the bloke is a complete bellend, prosecuting him for tweets is a scandal.
This could be part of a global plan to control what people can say online. By controlling the narrative they can manipulate people in any way they want.
Do not let your countries fall in the same way.
Posted by Diligent_Craft_1165

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You realise he was found guilty by a jury right?
Can anybody give more details on how exactly they are arresting people? And what platforms? So, only accounts that are verified human, with a real face and name behind it (like X or FB)? Or are they going after VPN-anon commenters too? And how would that happen if that’s the case? thanks.