Insanity in the UK: If what you post online is deemed "grossly offensive" by any random person that wants to censor your expression, you're in some shit.
13 2018-04-21 by RedditHelpsEnslaveUs
Shit is hitting the fan in a big way in the UK. The Thought Police have been created, and they are gaining momentum.
If what you post online is deemed "grossly offensive" by any random person that wants to censor your expression, you're in some shit.
It won't be long before expressing 9/11 truth or talking about False Flag Operations is punishable simply because someone finds it offensive. This is regoddamndiculous and simply must not be allowed to prosper as an institutional protocol.
Chelsea Russell, 19, from Liverpool posted the lyric from Snap Dogg's 'I'm Trippin'' to pay tribute to a boy who died in a road crash, a court heard.
Russell argued it was not offensive, but was handed a community order.
Prosecutors said her sentence was increased from a fine to a community order "as it was a hate crime".
She was charged after Merseyside Police were anonymously sent a screenshot of her update.
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Russell was found guilty of sending a grossly offensive message by a public communication.
She was given an eight-week community order, placed on an eight-week curfew and told to pay costs of £500 and an £85 victim surcharge.
WTF
I posted a few weeks ago about how the London police had a firm definition of thought crime posted on their website. The normal naysayers cruised through and made fun, saying things were being blown out of proportion.
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/85iwk3/the_london_police_now_have_a_firm_definition_of/
Well, here it is.
Kid gets in legal trouble merely for posting Snoop Dogg lyrics because a single person took offense.
We have gone over the edge of the slippery slope, and we're all fucking covered in grease.
Every single comment made against the establishment on a public forum such as this can be found to be "grossly offensive", especially to the uneducated masses.
*Haha! Gotta love the immediate downvotes, dealt out before it's even possible to read the post. <3
156 comments
1 gematrix 2018-04-21
Weird how young generation antagonize and terrorize David Icke in mobs like they are all MK Ultra'd.
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
I don't follow David Icke, so I have no idea what he has to do with this.
1 Hail_the_IT_Goddess 2018-04-21
You should defin itly look into him.
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
I have, 20 years ago. He was too "Alex Jonsey". Something in my gut said what he was doing wasn't quite right and I haven't revisited him.
1 TheWiredWorld 2018-04-21
You were very ignorant then. We all were.
1 bittermanscolon 2018-04-21
DI is still Alex Jonesey, he gets all the airtime he wants now and is not harassed in the way some people who have real information do. He talks about Lizard people and that's what keeps him in the limelight. They want and need him there so you and I can be associated with him. No traction, no progress made in waking people up from the real misinformation being spoon fed to them. No investigations into 9/11 and Sandy Hook because you probably beleive in lizard people or flat earth.
You have to be able to separate yourself and in the end when you have the attention of enough people, if that friggin lizard idea turns out to be true, it will speak for itself. No need to carry it all along with the real evidence of thermite in the dust, or FEMA keystone community events being held. It only serves to make sure people disregard.
1 WestCoastHippy 2018-04-21
Gut was right. Gatekeeper, but interesting to hear what one can and cannot say as Gatekeeper.
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
True
1 Zap_Powerz 2018-04-21
this is a double edged sword. both sides should use it until it has lost all meaning.
1 spongebobzombiepants 2018-04-21
Seriously. Get to reporting every English celebrity & politician.
1 Zap_Powerz 2018-04-21
everything should get reported.
1 FrostyNovember 2018-04-21
I'm sorry, but where do you live that the bourgeois are under the same arm of law as you?
1 memnactor 2018-04-21
Neverland, but that isn't the point.
Report it. Then report it again. Then report some other things.
A law like makes it possible to basically DDOS police ressources.
The reason you report celebrities and politicians is because you know they won't be sentenced.
1 spongebobzombiepants 2018-04-21
It isn't about getting them arrested, it's about flooding the system. We know nothing will happen to them, so they are "safe" targets. Only report the untouchables, let the normal folks go unreported. How will they say the system works then?
1 godlameroso 2018-04-21
They talk enough and say enough offensive shit.
1 verstohlen 2018-04-21
The backfiring potential is great. Imagine turning it around on them, and reporting things they don't find offensive, as offensive.
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
The thought police will, of course, use their powers selectively in the advancement of their handlers.
1 LurkPro3000 2018-04-21
Ugh... I agree that this is nonsense, but posting hateful nonsense just to irritate or flood the world with more nonsense is retarded.
And, since I live in Texas and can freely say so without fear of a reprise panopticon: fuck the U.K. Lawmakers and fuck the U.K. Police that enforce these infringements on personal liberty. I'd love for them to hear these words: "you are the problem, you slavery loving, money-licking, boot and Ass-kissing ignorant fools".
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
Were not talking about posting hateful nonsense.
Were talking about reporting hateful nonsense coming from politicians as a means of demonstrating the absurdity of their system.
1 LurkPro3000 2018-04-21
Ahhhh.... lol, 😐
1 marywasalizard 2018-04-21
The mistake she made was posting online, using an account that can be tied to a real person.
Every 6 month refresh your accounts and usernames on any and all social websites. Never use two passwords or similar usernames on the same forum and avoid at all costs using the same usernames across different forums and sites.
Avoid posting on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook unless you use fake details.
Yes, they can trace you easily by using your IP, but in the UK that requires the prosecution to jump through more legal loopholes.
Can't wait for this system to be abused though, it's going to be great seeing loads of people sent to jail for expressing their PERSONAL OPINION ON THE FUCKING INTERNET. Yes, that is CAPS!1!11!! How far has humanity fallen where text on a fucking screen can offend people.
Pull the fucking plug on the WWW for the sake of humanity, PLEASE!
1 Juicy_Pebbles 2018-04-21
Are VPNs safe anymore? Who controls that traffic?
1 PerkyThePorkyPig 2018-04-21
Id rather use a VPN than not have one. Try get one that does not reside in the 14 eyes surveilance agreement.
1 TheWiredWorld 2018-04-21
All of your advice us submission.
1 marywasalizard 2018-04-21
It's not. It's careful practices.
1 bittermanscolon 2018-04-21
The web is a tool, its not place you should have to hide to be able to contribute.
That's a bullshit response. I get to have a say and speak my words out in public in the REAL WORLD but online I have to hide?
That is garbage.
1 marywasalizard 2018-04-21
Yeah, go shout Paki or Nigger in a non-white area. See how long your freedom of speech lasts.
I understand not saying certain things at certain times in real life. You're quite right though, censoring on the internet is bullshit.
Bring back anonymity
1 Knives4Bullets 2018-04-21
It isn't always enough
I live in Estonia. I use my non-legal name in Discord and don't post much personal information there(selfies, age, country of origin, some details from life but nothing that'd be too easy to identify IMO). During a certain period of my life, I joked on public Discord server about shooting down my school and expressed suicidal thoughts.
My teachers got a call from police that night and my mother was called to school. According to them, I was lucky to not have police burst into my house. It hasn't been brought up later, but after that incident I didn't feel safe speaking to online friends even in private for a long time - even if I trusted them.
Use VPN, my dudes.
(For anyone curious, I'm doing much better now. Don't be afraid to reach for help if thoughts like this overwhelm you.)
1 wile_e_chicken 2018-04-21
TMOR writ large.
1 labledcrazy 2018-04-21
BSOR**** bottom spooks of reddit
1 datsallvolks 2018-04-21
WTF. It makes me wonder though. Whenever there's a new shooting here in the states we get people from the UK ridiculing our society. IMO, rights of free speech are far more important than the right to bear arms.
1 AmericanPig-Dog 2018-04-21
Free speech without the right to bear arms is merely a suggestion.
1 are_you_nucking_futs 2018-04-21
In what sense? In what way would more liberal gun laws have prevented this from happening in Britain?
1 ViviREbirth 2018-04-21
It wouldn't have, it's just something people say all the time on Reddit whenever refering to the UK. Like, because we are not all armed to the teeth then suddenly we are the most oppressed nation that ever existed. Some people like to reduce every discussion back to guns. Happens every time.
1 ironlioncan 2018-04-21
How do you plan on fighting against your oppressive government? With status updates and memes?
1 980ti 2018-04-21
That's how the right wing dealt with things
1 leathercrafter 2018-04-21
they don't have to worry about oppressive government. That's like so last century. Didn't you know its current year? Human civilization is past the point of tyrannical governments. /s
1 AmericanPig-Dog 2018-04-21
Your government is replacing you with violent but easily manipulated gang rapists who want to implement Shariah Law while they imprison native citizens for saying that's not cool on social media. Guns would be handy right now.
1 AmericanPig-Dog 2018-04-21
It only takes one guy to decide if he's going to prison for some of the ridiculous shit they're charging their citizens with then he might as well tack on a few murder charges to take out a judge or two and maybe a few of the shitlicking footsoldiers. Depending on the circumstances, the public might even view him favorably. It would certainly make them rethink trying to enforce that in the future.
1 loperetti 2018-04-21
Did it stop 9/11 the patriot act the Iraq war Obamas drone strikes Trump bombings?
1 samout 2018-04-21
Funny how "more liberal (liberating) gun laws" should mean more lax and free gun laws, while "conservative (conserving) gun laws" are supposed to be more controlled and tightly managed. The opposite. Feels almost like by design.
A liberal should be saying "everyone who wants a gun should be able to receive one in a free/liberal and open society!", while a conservative should say "I think we should be more careful about who we give guns to and need to be selective to save money and resources!".
1 Rubieroo 2018-04-21
An armed population that refuses to cooperate with the thought police could become a big problem.
1 loperetti 2018-04-21
The patriot act and the NSAs spying weren't state stopped
1 Rubieroo 2018-04-21
Are you aware of how close we recently came to a military coup to stop erosion of the Constitution and Bill of Rights? 100% chance an armed citizenry would have come into play, most certainly as a deterrent against resisting the pending coup.
1 Novusod 2018-04-21
The saying goes: the English gave up their guns and now their government puts people in jail for thought crimes and facebook posts.
Never give up the second amendment.
1 Knives4Bullets 2018-04-21
Having free speech without guns is possible
1 Warped_Mindless 2018-04-21
Only if the 'masters' allow you.
1 Knives4Bullets 2018-04-21
I live in a country where the so called 'masters' discourage certain viewpoints, yet it is perfectly acceptable and unpublishable to say whatever the fuck you think.
We have no guns.
1 brookin 2018-04-21
Don't waste your breath mate - these yanks think they have free will because they have guns but they've had their rug of freedom slowly pulled from under their feet, inch by inch, for fucking years and have done absolutely fuck all about it - fucking gun-toting pussies.
1 ckihn 2018-04-21
Well you could say that they have had to do it so slowly due to possible uprising.
1 Novusod 2018-04-21
In the short term maybe. In the long without the ability to defend your rights you will lose those rights. The only rights people have in the long term are the rights people are willing to fight for.
1 ANTI-S0CIAL 2018-04-21
Our government could do the exact same thing while we still have guns. What are you going to do, shoot the cops? We have more people in prison than any other country.
1 sinedup4thiscomment 2018-04-21
That would be an option, yes. Ideally you'd have everyone rallying behind defending their rights in a violent rebellion against unconstitutional laws and injustice. You can guarantee foreign governments would be helping the rebellion, and there would be rogue factions of the military willing to pitch in as well, so long as the people are armed and capable of forming an organized insurrection militia.
1 seattle_exile 2018-04-21
Exactly why they want to suppress free speech, particularly on social media.
One guy with a gun and no voice gets surrounded by cops, none the wiser. Same guy has access to media, you get Harney County or Ruby Ridge. Those didn’t turn out so well for the citizens at hand, but they were shitshows for the government and a warning to other citizens. They control the old media now to prevent the Ruby Ridge scenario; they are trying to strangle social media to prevent the Harney County one.
1 ANTI-S0CIAL 2018-04-21
I am talking about right now, here in the United States, today this very moment and over the past say fifty years. Cops arrest people for shit all the time that should be considered unconstitutional or whatever but you don't see any armed rebellions happening. When someone does do that they are on the news as a terrorist. I never said that it was odd to me, just saying that they are already doing fucked up shit and have been for a long time, yet if you go shooting at the cops, you will rot in their prison as a slave for the rest of your life.
1 TheOriginalCoda 2018-04-21
No, you'd be dead. Either before or after you got arrested. Cops don't like it when you take potshots at em.
1 ANTI-S0CIAL 2018-04-21
You're absolutely correct.
1 sinedup4thiscomment 2018-04-21
Not our first amendment though. That's sacred to us. The alien and seditions act reminded us why.
1 ANTI-S0CIAL 2018-04-21
Can you elaborate further on the subject of the alien and seditions acts and what happened due to them? I am not disagreeing or attempting to debate, I am genuinely curious about this topic. Was it an attempt to imprison people who criticized the government?
1 sinedup4thiscomment 2018-04-21
It isn't really constructive to analyze history in terms of what we believe a political act was intended for. It's impossible to discern such a thing now, let alone 200 years ago. What we can do is demonstrate what a piece of legislation allows for, and the consequences of the legislation. The seditions part of the aliens and seditions act made it illegal to criticize the government with false allegations. If you were accused of such a thing, you could use truth as your defense. The biggest legal problem here is that our justice system presumes that one is innocent until proven guilty, however you can't prove that someone is guilty of not speaking the truth. Specifically, the only argument for proving a negative in this situation is asserting absence of evidence, but absence of evidence in a justice system where the accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty essentially shifts the burden of proof from the prosecutor to the accused, resulting in the opposite-guilty until proven innocent. It would be up to the defendant to prove that they are not making a false claim about the government by providing evidence for the truth of their claims. When this comes down to criticisms of policy, you can imagine how this might be particularly problematic. There's a lot to touch on here, but I recommend studying about the early American politics of federalists versus anti-federalists. The alien and seditions act was passed by a majority federalist Congress and signed off by a federalist president. They did not even want Americans to have the bill of rights. The political result of the act was Jeffersonian anti-federalists/Democrat-republicans being accused and convicted, essentially imprisoned for holding political views contrary to the state.
1 tsaf325 2018-04-21
Just wait until people arent getting there mcdonalds and shit for 9 meals. Thats all it takes before people start wanting to do crazy shit.
1 ANTI-S0CIAL 2018-04-21
Definitely not saying it couldn't happen.
1 ANTI-S0CIAL 2018-04-21
You say 'ideally' but I am talking about reality.
1 sinedup4thiscomment 2018-04-21
Who knows. I guess we'll see what people do if and when we get there.
1 procgen 2018-04-21
Other world powers (China, and yes, even Russia) would be frothing at the mouth for an opportunity to arm and influence opposing American factions in order to sow discord and permanently dismantle the union. The US would be utterly fucked if the people ever took up arms against the government. People like to talk about how the 'lefties' would be screwed because they don't own guns. Guess what: the righties are going to be fighting foreign nationals as well, complete with bombing campaigns, heavy artillery, armored vehicles, you name it. It's going to be a fucking free for all and every player on the world stage is going to pour as much gasoline on us as they can.
1 sinedup4thiscomment 2018-04-21
No way, they too much to gain from having the U.S. as an ally. The people would be grateful towards anyone that supported them. If anything it would finally heal the wounds between the East and the West.
1 procgen 2018-04-21
You haven't been paying attention to history if you think for a moment that there will not be a host conflicting foreign influences in any hypothetical Civil War II, and that there will be no actors looking to permanently cripple the country, or to install leaders of their choosing from the numerous competing factions. There will be rampant shootings and bombings even after this war formally ends. It would be a disaster, and the only winner would be the next superpower to fill the global power vacuum.
1 sinedup4thiscomment 2018-04-21
That's true but if there were any competing factions they'd be propped up by Russia and China vs. the E.U. and the commonwealth, and those factions would be the people supported by Russia and China versus the U.S. tyrannical government supported by Russia and China. The people would win, it would be bloody, and we would probably replace the government with a temporary fascist state in the wake of the chaos that may or may not return to a more representative government. It's not a desirable outcome, but the people would pursue it over the certain tyranny we have now, and the government would be wise to make sure they present a more lucrative outcome.
1 leathercrafter 2018-04-21
yes. You exercise your God given right to free speech. Then government officials come to your door to take you away. Then there is a firefight. An armed citizenry is the ultimate check and balance. I don't know why this is so hard of a concept for people.
1 ANTI-S0CIAL 2018-04-21
My point was that police arrest people all the time to be slaves in prison for things like drug addiction and yet they get away with it even though we all have guns. The ones who die in a firefight as you put it are dead, and the rest are arrested and imprisoned. Go ahead and shoot at the cops right the next time they harass you. You'd die and they'd still be collecting slaves before the evening.
1 Rubieroo 2018-04-21
Based on the idea that WHERE WE GO ONE WE GO ALL, a heavily armed population that refuses to allow your arse to be hauled off to prison - because someone didn't like your words - or you put bacon on a mosque doorstep - eventually the bullies in the government would realise they cannot enforce their will.
1 ANTI-S0CIAL 2018-04-21
I am not saying that it would not deter complete tyranny. All I was saying is that our rights are slowly being dissolved even though we are armed. Guns could stop a complete takeover, but how do we stop the Totalitarian Tiptoe?
1 Rubieroo 2018-04-21
Looks like that tiptoe is being stopped as we speak :D
1 dankweeddoe 2018-04-21
There's also some UK fucks in here ridiculing us acting like UK is the best country in the world.
1 brookin 2018-04-21
Chill out Bro, just because the US is one of the worst, yet you think you're free... Most Americans are utter fucking idiots! 😂
1 dankweeddoe 2018-04-21
US is more free than your totalitarian country(UK). Better ban those knives!
https://twitter.com/MayorofLondon/status/982906526334668800
1 brookin 2018-04-21
Tbh, we're all in the same boat for slightly different reasons but you have guns and have been utterly shat on by your government - you have no real rights, your media is fucked, your country is overrun by deep state/lobbyists/think tanks/military industrial complex & you think you're free! What a joke - you're told to think that!!
And don't bother downvoting me, I don't give a fuck - been here 10 years listening to this bullshit rhetoric - boring!!
1 dankweeddoe 2018-04-21
America is the most free country on the planet. Compared to every other country, America has way more rights.
Your media is literally just as fucked. Always see some shitty UK media site with obvious clickbait titles. independent, dailymail, theguardian, mirror, and express are all straight fake news.
Very ignorant to think that your country isn't fucked either.
Same with you. Your act like your government hasn't shit on your either.
Yes we have guns. We have the right to self protection, unlike your shitty country.
1 brookin 2018-04-21
Well that's me told isn't it.............. Yawn
1 leathercrafter 2018-04-21
I said on facebook the other day how much muslims fucking suck, and then the cops came to my house and arrested me. Oh wait........no they didn't because I'm American
1 Rubieroo 2018-04-21
Twice as likely to die of knife crime in the UK than you are of gun crime in the US. And there's more than one gun or household here, so .... Yeah.
So many in the UK braintwashed to fight so hard to be as defenseless as bunnies.
1 UKisBEST 2018-04-21
Never happened.
1 buboe 2018-04-21
I find them equally important. Infringe one and the door is opened to all of them.
1 NUFCNYK 2018-04-21
I mean come on lol she could have exercised a little more sense
1 For_serious13 2018-04-21
Exactly, she knew what she was doing and it was rude af and she’s paying the price for it now.
1 St_OP_to_u_chin_me 2018-04-21
Nothing to see here folks just move along, TMOR garbage.
1 For_serious13 2018-04-21
Sorry my opinion is different than yours
1 St_OP_to_u_chin_me 2018-04-21
People should just believe everything CNN if they don’t then they are idiots, TMOR TRASH.
1 whistlingwhistlerer 2018-04-21
Where do we report?
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
Excellent motherfucking question!
Or, contact them in any of the other methods put forth here:
http://metro.co.uk/2018/03/08/what-is-a-hate-crime-and-how-can-you-report-it-7371486/
1 UKisBEST 2018-04-21
So we should report about 50% of the song and dance acts visiting UK this year.
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
Excellent motherfucking question!
http://metro.co.uk/2018/03/08/what-is-a-hate-crime-and-how-can-you-report-it-7371486/
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
http://metro.co.uk/2018/03/08/what-is-a-hate-crime-and-how-can-you-report-it-7371486/
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
Test
1 kevin_dickson 2018-04-21
Happens in the US too.
https://consequenceofsound.net/2014/09/kentucky-man-arrested-for-posting-heavy-metal-lyrics-to-his-facebook/
https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/6244129/exclusive-james-evans-exodus-lyrics-facebook-jail
http://abc30.com/news/fresno-police-arrest-teen-for-posting-eminem-lyrics-on-instagram/966390/
1 Knives4Bullets 2018-04-21
BUT MUH FURSTH AMEDMENT AND GUNS!!!!! /s
Guns can't protect shit without people
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
Great observation. Thank you!
1 ANTORICO2THELEGEND 2018-04-21
Fight fire with fire
1 Jurgrady 2018-04-21
That is not thought crime. She did commit a supposed crime. Thought crime would be thinking about committing a crime and then being arrested for it. You can disagree with this case, as I do, but that doesn't make it thought crime.
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
online post crime... better make sure the different terms of oppression are appropriate, I guess.
1 Weaponized_Freedom 2018-04-21
they got $500 and an $85 bonus out of the deal; they also got insurance in case she fucks up again so they can get some more $$
business as usual.
1 TheOriginalCoda 2018-04-21
Right but UK pounds so it's more like $750 and $120. Not that the amount is the main point.
1 spaceankels 2018-04-21
regoddamndiculous - gold!
1 Slab_Happy 2018-04-21
What if a person is behind seven proxies?
1 thejacobite 2018-04-21
Who said that
1 livelyLipid 2018-04-21
Then you can safely send a cooking recipe to your grandma. Otherwise, who knows who might get offended by it.
1 4655434b594f55 2018-04-21
Hehe, seems funny until you put pork in the recipe
1 Knives4Bullets 2018-04-21
Orwell must be rolling in his grave. I do not live in UK and don't know what it is like over there, but stuff like this... Well, it's a step towards 1984 for sure.
Who the fuck decided to use this book as an instruction manual?
1 Step2TheJep 2018-04-21
1984 was about a lot more than thought policing.
In many ways, thought policing is a red herring compared to the more serious stuff Orwell was writing about.
1 SocraticMethHead 2018-04-21
I'm sorry but that is flat out retarded. You have this guy who clearly has no expertise in engineering or physics conclude that missiles are fake because they don't have wings and planes do.
That's pretty dumb on its face, but then you have to think about how much footage there are of missiles. We're not talking about the moon landing, one trip, totally could have been faked. We're talking about what, millions of videos showing missiles in action, over the period of hundreds of years, from hundreds of different countries and sources. Hell, you can buy a model rocket yourself and shoot it horizontally.
1 UKisBEST 2018-04-21
Not to mention home rocketry and fireworks...
1 Step2TheJep 2018-04-21
millions?
1 BigPriceToupee 2018-04-21
If so, it's only so he can get another scrap of paper upon which to write the names of his "friends" before he snitches them out to the government.
1 GlennDames 2018-04-21
Gonna get a lot worse yet......
Oh Those Embarrassing Moments: Atlantic Council's Ben Nimmo Outs 'Russian Bot' That Turns Out To Simply Be A UK Citizen Tired Of UK Government Warmongering
https://steemit.com/news/@clarityofsignal/oh-those-embarrassing-moments-atlantic-council-s-ben-nimmo-outs-russian-bot-that-turns-out-to-simply-be-a-uk-citizen-tired-of-uk
For the past few months, Ben Nimmo, the head of the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Labs has had his eye on one Twitter account in particular and he has relentlessly framed that account as being that of an influential "Russian bot" that is linked to the Kremlin. This post will reveal that the Atlantic Council's Ben Nimmo has displayed utter incompetency and a shameful display of research (or lack thereof), considering his position as head of DFR Lab, and considering the large amount of money that the Atlantic Council receives and spends on supposedly 'countering' disinfo (to be read as acting as "Thought Police") for the global elitist establishment.
1 For_serious13 2018-04-21
Sorry my opinion is different than yours
1 Ismoketomuch 2018-04-21
We just need to start using these tactics against those who are trying to invent them.
1 cloudsnacks 2018-04-21
Meanwhile salafist preachers are free to preach hate of the west in mosques and on the street, not saying they should be censored but at least apply the law equally UK
1 howlinwolfbroccoli3 2018-04-21
thats racist pal
1 cloudsnacks 2018-04-21
Not sure if you're being sarcastic. salafism isn't a race, it's an ideology just like communism or fascism
1 howlinwolfbroccoli3 2018-04-21
you're racist too!
1 test98 2018-04-21
Whatever the charge, whatever the political leaning this is shit law because of the way it's being used.
It's a 'crime' that is only enforced when the police, or tbtb, want or need it to be enforced.
I can say nigger online, I just did, and I'm in the UK, hopefully no one needs to arrest me. Someone obviously wanted this girl arrested for something. (I'll post updates in six months for anyone that asks whether I've been arrested)
This is a way for any government to destroy opponents. This is shit but not because of the words used, but because it's applying law differently to different people
The girl in the article has upset someone she shouldn't have.
Whoever she upset needs to be found.
1 are_you_nucking_futs 2018-04-21
What's wrong with this sub? I thought it was a group of rational, critically minded people.
Now I find it's a bunch of Americans essentially saying "ha Britain you're hardly perfect".
Nationalism gets us nowhere folks.
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
I don't agree with the childish competitiveness, but nationalism has it's merit.
The NWO is trying to stamp out nationalism, because it is one of the few aspects of human nature which stands in the way of one world government and ultimate tyranny.
1 Rubieroo 2018-04-21
Most Americans really like the UK, but for whatever reason guys are always derided when these subjects come up. When someone who has been brainwashed into thinking guns are bad or useless tried to push that idea here? Bad idea. Expect backlash, because we get enough of that crap in our media every day. No offense to Brits in general. Everyone hates seeing your rights going down the toilet about as much as we hate seeing ours under attack.
1 th3allyK4t 2018-04-21
You’re right on the net Brits get all stuffy about guns. It’s like we are better than others because the government doesn’t think us grown up enough to use them, that is just crazy and righteous. As it happens s I’m in the uk and do own a gun but that aside I see no need to get uppity about it. What they fail to realise most Swiss homes have guns and they are far better off that we are. As do many Swedish and Finnish homes.
Our guns were taken away in the 1930s because the government was afraid of an armed revolution. And they had reason to be as well. Now it’s because of our own health and safety we can’t have them. Load of bollocks.
I find it daft that Brits brag about not being trusted with guns when in fact they have no idea what they are talking about half the time. Still you lot got to stop shooting each other as much as you do. But hey that’s the world we live in these days
1 Rubieroo 2018-04-21
Yes, a ceasefire from the nutballs of this world would be wonderful, though from what we've seen going on with trucks and bombs, even making sure they are disarmed doesn't seem to stop some of them. Always a good day when they accidentally blow only themselves up!
1 IronicBread 2018-04-21
Jesus Christ that website is literally fucking cancer...
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
Your problem is with sott.net and not the information they're reporting?
Really?
1 RedditHelpsEnslaveUs 2018-04-21
I assume you're referring to www.sott.net
Interesting that you would prefer to take issue with the website rather than the information being presented.
Also, people that use the word "literally" incorrectly probably don't have anything valuable to say.
1 ironlioncan 2018-04-21
But they don't have guns in the UK so they're perfect.
1 dennydiamonds 2018-04-21
Love me some Snap Dog!!
1 WhatsTheHoldup 2018-04-21
That's his actual name. It's not Snoop Dogg.
1 somethingdangerzone 2018-04-21
Holy shit, the person who submitted the complaint got paid for being a fake victim? If I were in the UK, I would start reporting anything and everything for being offensive and I would rake in that sweet sweet money
1 WillNotBeAThrowaway 2018-04-21
Victim Surcharge isn’t paid to an alleged victim. Even when there was no victim, someone found guilty in court who receives a fine will also have a victim surcharge added, which is added to a pool of money for victims of crime.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victim_surcharge has more detail.
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1 Sopissedrightnow84 2018-04-21
Even better, apparently the complainant was also the officer investigating. No conflict there, right?
1 somethingdangerzone 2018-04-21
Huge point of conflict!!!!!!!
1 Stanleys_on_holiday 2018-04-21
This doesn't apply on Reddit does it? I'm basically anonymous so I can say what I want. There's a lot of Stanley's in the UK.
1 Brendawgy_420 2018-04-21
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/watch-moment-web-troll-who-11918656
1 For_serious13 2018-04-21
Lol okuuuur edgelord
1 Killa-Byte 2018-04-21
I deem equality and diversity "grossly offensive". SHUT IT DOWN!!!!
1 FartfullyYours 2018-04-21
UK is the beta-test site for globalism.
1 Kekkonshiki 2018-04-21
I find the lack of free speech grossly offensive. Censorship is grossly offensive. Cuckholden Islamic traitor mayors are grossly offensive. I guess it’s just part and parcel to living in the land of the free.
1 Rubieroo 2018-04-21
So Americans need to start posting on behalf of UK citizens. Maybe an informal proxy service.
1 kanmw 2018-04-21
send rap lyrics
1 nwrcj90 2018-04-21
Upvoting simply because you used the offensive word, rigoddamndiculous.
1 bookieson 2018-04-21
What if someone deems this post grossly offensive? 🙃
1 crother 2018-04-21
You're right, the UK is pioneering this sort of nonsense. No longer does intent matter, the courts are now deciding that.
It's a slippery slope and it only seems to be getting worse.
1 zenmasterzen3 2018-04-21
Are all those punished by this law white? Does it only apply to white people?
1 Cliktiik 2018-04-21
I call all this shenanigans grossly offensive. What happens then?
1 th3allyK4t 2018-04-21
This is a molly coddled state with paper tigers leading it. Let’s whale on a 19 year old teenager who knows no better but let’s not investigate grooming rings made mainly of Pakistanis because it’s racist. This country needs to wise the fuck up sometimes. Different cultures mean different moral values.
1 Brendawgy_420 2018-04-21
It's not a new thing, it's happened to a Reddit user in 2016.
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/watch-moment-web-troll-who-11918656
1 Hundloefve 2018-04-21
All threats against freedom of artistic expression must be called out and dealt with, but if you guys think this is something new in any way, you really need to educate yourselves.
1 bittermanscolon 2018-04-21
DI is still Alex Jonesey, he gets all the airtime he wants now and is not harassed in the way some people who have real information do. He talks about Lizard people and that's what keeps him in the limelight. They want and need him there so you and I can be associated with him. No traction, no progress made in waking people up from the real misinformation being spoon fed to them. No investigations into 9/11 and Sandy Hook because you probably beleive in lizard people or flat earth.
You have to be able to separate yourself and in the end when you have the attention of enough people, if that friggin lizard idea turns out to be true, it will speak for itself. No need to carry it all along with the real evidence of thermite in the dust, or FEMA keystone community events being held. It only serves to make sure people disregard.
1 Knives4Bullets 2018-04-21
I live in a country where the so called 'masters' discourage certain viewpoints, yet it is perfectly acceptable and unpublishable to say whatever the fuck you think.
We have no guns.
1 980ti 2018-04-21
That's how the right wing dealt with things
1 leathercrafter 2018-04-21
they don't have to worry about oppressive government. That's like so last century. Didn't you know its current year? Human civilization is past the point of tyrannical governments. /s
1 ANTI-S0CIAL 2018-04-21
My point was that police arrest people all the time to be slaves in prison for things like drug addiction and yet they get away with it even though we all have guns. The ones who die in a firefight as you put it are dead, and the rest are arrested and imprisoned. Go ahead and shoot at the cops right the next time they harass you. You'd die and they'd still be collecting slaves before the evening.
1 sinedup4thiscomment 2018-04-21
Who knows. I guess we'll see what people do if and when we get there.
1 sinedup4thiscomment 2018-04-21
It isn't really constructive to analyze history in terms of what we believe a political act was intended for. It's impossible to discern such a thing now, let alone 200 years ago. What we can do is demonstrate what a piece of legislation allows for, and the consequences of the legislation. The seditions part of the aliens and seditions act made it illegal to criticize the government with false allegations. If you were accused of such a thing, you could use truth as your defense. The biggest legal problem here is that our justice system presumes that one is innocent until proven guilty, however you can't prove that someone is guilty of not speaking the truth. Specifically, the only argument for proving a negative in this situation is asserting absence of evidence, but absence of evidence in a justice system where the accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty essentially shifts the burden of proof from the prosecutor to the accused, resulting in the opposite-guilty until proven innocent. It would be up to the defendant to prove that they are not making a false claim about the government by providing evidence for the truth of their claims. When this comes down to criticisms of policy, you can imagine how this might be particularly problematic. There's a lot to touch on here, but I recommend studying about the early American politics of federalists versus anti-federalists. The alien and seditions act was passed by a majority federalist Congress and signed off by a federalist president. They did not even want Americans to have the bill of rights. The political result of the act was Jeffersonian anti-federalists/Democrat-republicans being accused and convicted, essentially imprisoned for holding political views contrary to the state.