LOL Europe: Draconian new UK "online safety" laws have caused small forums to shut down, including one about hamsters

The UK passed a law in 2023 called the "Online Safety Act", which places onerous and burdensome requirements upon forum and website operators, regarding policing "offensive" or "harmful" content.

It did not take effect until March 17, 2025 -- four days ago.

Since then, lots of small, UK-based forums have shut down, out of fear of racking up massive fines from not moderating content quickly enough. Other forums and sites outside the UK, but with UK ties, have simply blocked UK users from accessing them.

PFA will not be affected, because I don't give a shit if the UK attempts to fine me. They have zero jurisdiction over me or PFA. Furthermore, this site does not have a major UK presence, as the vast majority of users are American.

Relevant links:

UK government announcement: https://www.gov.uk/government/public...-act-explainer

Guardian article: https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...ine-safety-act

Telegraph article about forums going down: https://archive.ph/eRu0m


https://x.com/Sam_Dumitriu/status/1901948965412630655


This is also expected to affect large platforms such as Facebook, X, and YouTube.

Uk is home of white genocide and replacement with dirty Muslims. Zero free speech. A fallen country.

The truth is that no country has true free speech except the US, and the left has been trying to erode that in recent years.

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The truth is that no country has true free speech except the US, and the left has been trying to erode that in recent years.

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Absolutely not true

Talking like US is the best country in the world is insane, 10 school shootings a week, a massive amount of murders a day, huge out of control gun problems and the opiates problem, then you've got your government robbing you blind .. jeese how worse can it get ??

Make's me happy to live in england where we do have free speech, your idea of free speech is to curse in public like a child ha ha !!


Dam you guys have a lot to learn about the rest of the world.


And you have zero idea about hosting druff, i'm from uk but my sites are hosted in canada ha ha !! i can post hardcorn porn and swear as much as i like, not one person from England can do anything about it.




I thought you was smart druff ? you're letting me down man, real down :(

and this isn't a matter of free speech, it's matter of admins controlling their dogs in public where kids can read forums with fuck words in, 18+ age checks is an easy way to get outta of a fine ... understand now ?


This thread is dumb, dumb as a box a frogs.

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

The truth is that no country has true free speech except the US, and the left has been trying to erode that in recent years.

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Absolutely not true

Talking like US is the best country in the world is insane, 10 school shootings a week, a massive amount of murders a day, huge out of control gun problems and the opiates problem, then you've got your government robbing you blind .. jeese how worse can it get ??

Make's me happy to live in england where we do have free speech, your idea of free speech is to curse in public like a child ha ha !!


Dam you guys have a lot to learn about the rest of the world.


And you have zero idea about hosting druff, i'm from uk but my sites are hosted in canada ha ha !! i can post hardcorn porn and swear as much as i like, not one person from England can do anything about it.




I thought you was smart druff ? you're letting me down man, real down :(

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You have no right to free speech in your country.

Check again.

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

The truth is that no country has true free speech except the US, and the left has been trying to erode that in recent years.

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Lol. According to the orange man, if you spray paint a Toyota, you’re a common vandal. But if you spray paint a Tesla, you’re a domestic terrorist.

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Originally Posted by joe croupier

Absolutely not true

Talking like US is the best country in the world is insane, 10 school shootings a week, a massive amount of murders a day, huge out of control gun problems and the opiates problem, then you've got your government robbing you blind .. jeese how worse can it get ??

Make's me happy to live in england where we do have free speech, your idea of free speech is to curse in public like a child ha ha !!


Dam you guys have a lot to learn about the rest of the world.


And you have zero idea about hosting druff, i'm from uk but my sites are hosted in canada ha ha !! i can post hardcorn porn and swear as much as i like, not one person from England can do anything about it.




I thought you was smart druff ? you're letting me down man, real down :(

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You have no right to free speech in your country.

Check again.

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You couldn't be more wrong


1: Public Protests and Demonstrations:
Citizens have the right to protest peacefully about various issues. For example, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion frequently demonstrate publicly to voice their concerns about climate change.

2: Satirical Publications:
Publications like Private Eye often criticize political figures and institutions openly, showcasing robust freedom of speech protections, even when the satire is controversial.

3: Political Debate:
Politicians in the UK Parliament regularly engage in vigorous debates, freely criticizing each other's policies without legal repercussions, exemplifying the democratic principle of freedom of expression.

4: Speakers’ Corner at Hyde Park, London:
Individuals gather to speak openly on nearly any topic without prior permission from authorities, symbolizing Britain’s longstanding tradition of open public discourse.

5: Social Media and Online Commentary:
UK citizens often openly discuss, debate, and criticize the government, public figures, or policies on platforms like Twitter, YouTube, and blogs, illustrating the digital dimension of free speech.



we have them all, care to check again Mr Attitude ?

People in the UK were arrested for "misgendering", and for "spreading COVID misinformation".

Not free speech. You do not have a fundamental right to it, even if you are guaranteed a few forms of speech.

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

People in the UK were arrested for "misgendering", and for "spreading COVID misinformation".

Not free speech. You do not have a fundamental right to it, even if you are guaranteed a few forms of speech.

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ha ha ha ha !! right ok so your idea of freedom of speech is to say whatever you want even if it's damaging to others ??

is this what ur saying ??


"spreading COVID misinformation" why would you want the freedom to say this shit anyways ???



god dam it tf's up wit you people lol

this doesn't look or sound like free speech to me... Mr. Joe...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kptGhYAKulY

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this doesn't look or sound like free speech to me... Mr. Joe...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kptGhYAKulY

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Why are you all so dumb ?

Malicious communications is illegal dumbass, he probably threatened someones live and to go to their home to bash them in.

The police wouldn't be there just because he called someone a gay dick faggot you fool.


NEXT !!!!! im getting bored of this dumb again.

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

People in the UK were arrested for "misgendering", and for "spreading COVID misinformation".

Not free speech. You do not have a fundamental right to it, even if you are guaranteed a few forms of speech.

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ha ha ha ha !! right ok so your idea of freedom of speech is to say whatever you want even if it's damaging to others ??

is this what ur saying ??


"spreading COVID misinformation" why would you want the freedom to say this shit anyways ???



god dam it tf's up wit you people lol

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Have you ever been to the states, Joe? Yes, we have a lot of shootings, vagrants and corruption. Don't even get me started on the way people drive in Massachusetts. Definitely we have more than our share of junkies and general losers. But I would never trade places with a person from England.

Are people really going to jail for mis-gendering a person? And you're ok with that? Did people in UK really go to jail for spreading covid mis-information? What happened to those people when that mis-information turned out to be true or partly true?

Did the people in UK who spread the mis-information about the vaccines ultimately wind up in jail? You know, the ones who said if you took 2 shots the pandemic was over and that you could neither catch nor transmit the virus? I'd be a lot happier for your country's future if that happened though I'm sure the folks who spread that mis-information are safe from consequences.

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Originally Posted by joe croupier

ha ha ha ha !! right ok so your idea of freedom of speech is to say whatever you want even if it's damaging to others ??

is this what ur saying ??


"spreading COVID misinformation" why would you want the freedom to say this shit anyways ???



god dam it tf's up wit you people lol

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Have you ever been to the states, Joe? Yes, we have a lot of shootings, vagrants and corruption. Don't even get me started on the way people drive in Massachusetts. Definitely we have more than our share of junkies and general losers. But I would never trade places with a person from England.

Are people really going to jail for mis-gendering a person? And you're ok with that? Did people in UK really go to jail for spreading covid mis-information? What happened to those people when that mis-information turned out to be true or partly true?

Did the people in UK who spread the mis-information about the vaccines ultimately wind up in jail? You know, the ones who said if you took 2 shots the pandemic was over and that you could neither catch nor transmit the virus? I'd be a lot happier for your country's future if that happened though I'm sure the folks who spread that mis-information are safe from consequences.

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No, there's a difference between jail and prison in UK, jail is a cop shop where you've just being arrested for the night and let go the morning after with no further charges, prison is full time lock up.

Trust me that video is a guy maliciously attacking and threatening someone though any communications device, be it a phone, a text or a social post.

Anyone spreading false info should be hung drawn an quartered as we have children to look after and their future is paramount, if we fill our childrens brains up with false information whether it's a 'freedom of speech freedom fighter" or just a fool on social media it's not a good thing.




Understand good sir ? we don't need guns any more in uk, We used to walk around with swords and pistols in uk ... things have changed and how we see sociality has changed, it's all changed.











Q: Was London bridge a jail ?
"No, London Bridge itself, as in the structure, was not a jail; however, the Tower of London, a fortress and royal palace, which is located near London Bridge, did serve as a prison, particularly for high-profile political captives."


Q: was tower of London a prison ?
"Yes, the Tower of London has indeed served as a prison, though it wasn't solely designed for that purpose, and it was also a royal palace, fortress, and place of execution."



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kENieEQV_D8



We used to be pretty brutal with the wrong people years ago, now it's a slap on the hand and told not to do it again, the uk government grow weed but we can't ..... Says a lot for our government.

Guys, the roulette grifter totally owned you all with his chatGPT free version response.


In recent years, the United Kingdom has experienced a notable increase in arrests related to social media activity, raising concerns about potential infringements on free speech.

Statistical Overview:
• Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Data (2008–2017): A total of 5,332 individuals were arrested and charged under the Communications Act 2003 for offenses such as sending offensive, indecent, obscene, or menacing messages via public electronic communications networks. 
• West Yorkshire Police Data (2015–2024): Out of 24,703 arrests for harassment and malicious communications, 1,533 explicitly involved platforms like Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. However, determining the exact number of social media-related arrests is challenging due to data recording limitations. 

Notable Incidents:
1. Paul Chambers (2010): Chambers was arrested and convicted under the Communications Act 2003 for a Twitter joke about blowing up an airport due to flight cancellations. Although initially found guilty, his conviction was quashed on appeal after public outcry. 
2. Chelsea Russell (2018): Russell was convicted for posting rap lyrics containing racially charged language on Instagram as a tribute to a deceased friend. She received an eight-week community order, but her conviction was overturned on appeal in 2019. 
3. Andrew McIntyre (2024): McIntyre was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for using social media to incite riots following a knife attack in Southport. He created a Telegram channel to spread misinformation and encourage racially motivated violence. 
4. Lucy Connolly (2024): Connolly admitted to stirring up racial hatred by posting on social media, urging the burning of hotels housing asylum seekers. This occurred after false rumors circulated online regarding an attack. 

Legal Framework:

The primary legislation governing online communications in the UK is the Communications Act 2003. Section 127 of this Act criminalizes the sending of messages that are grossly offensive, indecent, obscene, or menacing through public electronic communications networks. This law has been the basis for many prosecutions related to social media posts deemed offensive or harmful. 

Discussion:

The enforcement of laws against offensive online communications has sparked debate over the balance between combating harmful content and protecting freedom of expression. While some argue that these laws are necessary to prevent harm and maintain public order, others believe they may lead to overreach and suppress legitimate free speech. The challenge lies in distinguishing between genuinely harmful communications and those that, while offensive to some, fall within the realm of protected speech.

In conclusion, the rise in arrests related to social media posts in the UK reflects a complex interplay between evolving digital communication norms, legal frameworks, and societal values concerning free speech and public safety.

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Guys, the roulette grifter totally owned you all with his chatGPT free version response.

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very wrong


thinking ur smart posting while watching me post doesn't sit well with me bitch man, I challenge you to a duel at dawn !!!

took me 10mins to write that post you fucking gay faggot












































ur mom

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https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/n...ech-wobbles-uk

Q: Was London bridge a jail ?
"No, London Bridge itself, as in the structure, was not a jail; however, the Tower of London, a fortress and royal palace, which is located near London Bridge, did serve as a prison, particularly for high-profile political captives."


Q: was tower of London a prison ?
"Yes, the Tower of London has indeed served as a prison, though it wasn't solely designed for that purpose, and it was also a royal palace, fortress, and place of execution."




these are google searches you fucking dick wad

You are feeding me, i feel more powerful now !!!!



Be gone devil !!!!!!!!

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https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/n...ech-wobbles-uk

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lol


tf is even this ??? a post about the letter N ????

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Q: Was London bridge a jail ?
"No, London Bridge itself, as in the structure, was not a jail; however, the Tower of London, a fortress and royal palace, which is located near London Bridge, did serve as a prison, particularly for high-profile political captives."


Q: was tower of London a prison ?
"Yes, the Tower of London has indeed served as a prison, though it wasn't solely designed for that purpose, and it was also a royal palace, fortress, and place of execution."




these are google searches you fucking dick wad

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1: Public Protests and Demonstrations:
Citizens have the right to protest peacefully about various issues. For example, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion frequently demonstrate publicly to voice their concerns about climate change.

2: Satirical Publications:
Publications like Private Eye often criticize political figures and institutions openly, showcasing robust freedom of speech protections, even when the satire is controversial.

3: Political Debate:
Politicians in the UK Parliament regularly engage in vigorous debates, freely criticizing each other's policies without legal repercussions, exemplifying the democratic principle of freedom of expression.

4: Speakers’ Corner at Hyde Park, London:
Individuals gather to speak openly on nearly any topic without prior permission from authorities, symbolizing Britain’s longstanding tradition of open public discourse.

5: Social Media and Online Commentary:
UK citizens often openly discuss, debate, and criticize the government, public figures, or policies on platforms like Twitter, YouTube, and blogs, illustrating the digital dimension of free speech.


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The fact that joe is making excuses about why it’s ok to arrest someone for “spreading misinformation” says it all.

It’s someone who does not appreciate free speech.

You cannot have misinformation laws and free speech at the same time.

In 1990 I debated with fellow Republicans at college about why free speech was so important.

At the time, it was the Democrats fighting to protect it, and one of the few areas where I agreed with them.

Was nice to see my own party catch up with this idea, 25 years or so later.

And Democrats have regressed to dislike free speech, especially young Democrats.

This is one of several reasons why the modern left has become illiberal and regressive, and they don’t even realize it.

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

In 1990 I debated with fellow Republicans at college about why free speech was so important.

At the time, it was the Democrats fighting to protect it, and one of the few areas where I agreed with them.

Was nice to see my own party catch up with this idea, 25 years or so later.

And Democrats have regressed to dislike free speech, especially young Democrats.

This is one of several reasons why the modern left has become illiberal and regressive, and they don’t even realize it.

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Biden blazed new ground with the Disinformation Governance Board under your boy’s (Bush) Homeland Security Agency.

Not a lot of outcry. Baby steps for ‘Merica

It ain’t the ‘90’s anymore

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

In 1990 I debated with fellow Republicans at college about why free speech was so important.

At the time, it was the Democrats fighting to protect it, and one of the few areas where I agreed with them.

Was nice to see my own party catch up with this idea, 25 years or so later.

And Democrats have regressed to dislike free speech, especially young Democrats.

This is one of several reasons why the modern left has become illiberal and regressive, and they don’t even realize it.

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Biden blazed new ground with the Disinformation Governance Board under your boy’s (Bush) Homeland Security Agency.

Not a lot of outcry. Baby steps for ‘Merica

It ain’t the ‘90’s anymore

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To be fair, the right made a big deal about the Disinformation board.

Honestly the 2020s were a gigantic step backward for free speech. It scares me how many otherwise intelligent people are supportive of censorship for the people’s own good.

Ironically many of those same people speak of fear of fascism. I tell them that fascism cannot exist in a free speech society. If you oppose free speech, you are setting up the building blocks for true fascism to rise.

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

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Originally Posted by Sanlmar

Biden blazed new ground with the Disinformation Governance Board under your boy’s (Bush) Homeland Security Agency.

Not a lot of outcry. Baby steps for ‘Merica

It ain’t the ‘90’s anymore

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To be fair, the right made a big deal about the Disinformation board.

Honestly the 2020s were a gigantic step backward for free speech. It scares me how many otherwise intelligent people are supportive of censorship for the people’s own good.

Ironically many of those same people speak of fear of fascism. I tell them that fascism cannot exist in a free speech society. If you oppose free speech, you are setting up the building blocks for true fascism to rise.

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To review:

The United States had a Disinformation Governance Board.

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Originally Posted by Sanlmar

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

To be fair, the right made a big deal about the Disinformation board.

Honestly the 2020s were a gigantic step backward for free speech. It scares me how many otherwise intelligent people are supportive of censorship for the people’s own good.

Ironically many of those same people speak of fear of fascism. I tell them that fascism cannot exist in a free speech society. If you oppose free speech, you are setting up the building blocks for true fascism to rise.

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To review:

The United States had a Disinformation Governance Board.

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Lasted 4 months with zero traction and got stomped, like democrats, stomped.

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

The UK passed a law in 2023 called the "Online Safety Act", which places onerous and burdensome requirements upon forum and website operators, regarding policing "offensive" or "harmful" content.

It did not take effect until March 17, 2025 -- four days ago.

Since then, lots of small, UK-based forums have shut down, out of fear of racking up massive fines from not moderating content quickly enough. Other forums and sites outside the UK, but with UK ties, have simply blocked UK users from accessing them.

PFA will not be affected, because I don't give a shit if the UK attempts to fine me. They have zero jurisdiction over me or PFA. Furthermore, this site does not have a major UK presence, as the vast majority of users are American.

Relevant links:

UK government announcement: https://www.gov.uk/government/public...-act-explainer

Guardian article: https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...ine-safety-act

Telegraph article about forums going down: https://archive.ph/eRu0m


https://x.com/Sam_Dumitriu/status/1901948965412630655


This is also expected to affect large platforms such as Facebook, X, and YouTube.

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These stupid limey cucks should be more worried about the camelfuckers raping innocent girls in their country instead of stupid shit like this. The irony they are taking a blowtorch to simple civil liberties and its embarassing.

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Uk is home of white genocide and replacement with dirty Muslims. Zero free speech. A fallen country.

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The ultimate irony when Russia and some former warsaw pact members turned Nato members have to help stop the fucking caliphate thats brewing in Europe. (and yes I expect the USA to be part of the situation to crush the islamic jihadis)

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Originally Posted by joe croupier

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

The truth is that no country has true free speech except the US, and the left has been trying to erode that in recent years.

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Absolutely not true

Talking like US is the best country in the world is insane, 10 school shootings a week, a massive amount of murders a day, huge out of control gun problems and the opiates problem, then you've got your government robbing you blind .. jeese how worse can it get ??

Make's me happy to live in england where we do have free speech, your idea of free speech is to curse in public like a child ha ha !!


Dam you guys have a lot to learn about the rest of the world.


And you have zero idea about hosting druff, i'm from uk but my sites are hosted in canada ha ha !! i can post hardcorn porn and swear as much as i like, not one person from England can do anything about it.




I thought you was smart druff ? you're letting me down man, real down :(

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10 school shootings a week how far up your asshole did you have to jam your hand to pull that lie out of your asshole Joe? The fact is excessive violence seems to be rooted in excess gun control in Democrat run cities and states. When the criminals dont give a fuck about the laws thats what happens. Disarming the public and expecting the police to save your ass is plain stupid and foolish. Funny how places like Florida, NV, Arizona and other traditional western states (fuck the Pacific coast libs) dont have the same issues because criminals know they pick the wrong target at random their mommas gonna see them in a pine box aerated by multiple 9mm or larger ammo.

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Originally Posted by joe croupier

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

You have no right to free speech in your country.

Check again.

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You couldn't be more wrong


1: Public Protests and Demonstrations:
Citizens have the right to protest peacefully about various issues. For example, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion frequently demonstrate publicly to voice their concerns about climate change.

2: Satirical Publications:
Publications like Private Eye often criticize political figures and institutions openly, showcasing robust freedom of speech protections, even when the satire is controversial.

3: Political Debate:
Politicians in the UK Parliament regularly engage in vigorous debates, freely criticizing each other's policies without legal repercussions, exemplifying the democratic principle of freedom of expression.

4: Speakers’ Corner at Hyde Park, London:
Individuals gather to speak openly on nearly any topic without prior permission from authorities, symbolizing Britain’s longstanding tradition of open public discourse.

5: Social Media and Online Commentary:
UK citizens often openly discuss, debate, and criticize the government, public figures, or policies on platforms like Twitter, YouTube, and blogs, illustrating the digital dimension of free speech.



we have them all, care to check again Mr Attitude ?

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Try again retard https://www.standingforfreedom.com/2...edia-comments/

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

In 1990 I debated with fellow Republicans at college about why free speech was so important.

At the time, it was the Democrats fighting to protect it, and one of the few areas where I agreed with them.

Was nice to see my own party catch up with this idea, 25 years or so later.

And Democrats have regressed to dislike free speech, especially young Democrats.

This is one of several reasons why the modern left has become illiberal and regressive, and they don’t even realize it.

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The absolute proof of how fucked the young libtards have gotten. Years ago they practically gave Elon a reach around and were nuthuggers for him. Fast Forward to when he bought Twitter and rebranded it suddenly he was evil and hateful because he allowed opposing viewpoints on the platform and no longer allowed it to be a left wing echo chamber. Of course we all know how far down the rabbit hole these morons have now gone. Its Summer 2020 all over again with their domestic terrorism shit burning Teslas, firebombing dealerships and destroying charging stations. They better wise up or theyre gonna end up in the same cells the J6 protestors did and convicted of crimes that far exceed trespassing or get a slap on the wrist. Under federal law these dipshits if caught could spend 20yrs+ in big boy federal prison where 85% of the sentence handed out is mandatory. No early release for these jackasses oh yeah and permanent loss of voting privileges as a convicted felon on the federal level

USA freedom of speech: “I want the right to spread mis information!”

Uk freedom of speech: “Americans are dumb”

USA freedom of speech: “I want to teach my child it’s ok to be a tranny”

Uk freedom of speech: “Mericans are fucking gay”

USA freedom of speech: “I want the right to speak bullshit to my kids so they they grow up dumb”

Uk freedom of speech: “Mericans are babies and need to grow up”

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

The fact that joe is making excuses about why it’s ok to arrest someone for “spreading misinformation” says it all.

It’s someone who does not appreciate free speech.

You cannot have misinformation laws and free speech at the same time.

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What are you not understanding ???

If i was to go out and spread misinformation about you would this be right ?


And what if you guys was giving full rights to freedom of speech what would you do with it ??? spread misinformation about people and ruin their lives ?? teach your kids to spread more misinformation and ruin their lifes and others ??




what are you not getting about it young american that we made ??? you sound like 12yr olds lol

And just to add most uk people do whatever they want so long as it's not harming others which misinformation can.

Our Uk government grow cannabis in Norfolk, they have one of the biggest legal medical cannabis farms in Europe, we can't grow it but we can buy and sell seeds through Europe legally, Our rights to grow weed like they have don't exists, We can't do anything about it so we do what we want, I grow weed, I actually have one right now in my bathroom cupboard and the only thing that will happen if i get caught is an hour in the cells and slap on the wrist and told not to do it again.

However much we complain about having the right to do this the government just shrug us off and won't allow it.


I don't feel violated just because i can't do what i want just like the gov do, I just get on with it and ignore them self creating my own freedom of whatever.









And then there's a random man named druff saying i don't understand my rights lol .... hilarious to say the least.




Druff:
"America is the only country in the world with freedom of speech"

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Originally Posted by splitthis

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Originally Posted by Sanlmar

To review:

The United States had a Disinformation Governance Board.

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Lasted 4 months with zero traction and got stomped, like democrats, stomped.

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The unthinkable 30 years ago actually happened. This should frighten you not fill you with a sense of victory