European Police in Coordinated Raids Against Online Hate Speech
That is not as far-fetched as it sounds. Wrongthink is a very serious crime in some places.
Very recently congress here in spain was debating new cybercrime laws that'd let them inspect wazzap and shit like that, and the media was pushing hard for it.
Welp. Now I know why that's a fucking thing. Thankfully they hit a brick wall thanks to our most dear and beloved Data Protection Law (Note the sarcasm, it's a fucking mess and makes so much basic work so much harder than it needs to be, but god damn, when you need it, it really goes and assreams globohomo's plans with a spiked dildo. It's the kinda thing that you hate, until you realize where you'd be without it...)
I mean, it wouldn't have mattered anyway because trying to pass hate speech laws in spain is fucking retarded both legally (article 20 of the constitution is basically our version of the 1st ammendment and it's very clear) and socially (we still have streets and buildings named after the spanish version of Dr Menguele (Carranzas btw, he wasn't as depraved as menguele, but he got 'bout as many people killed with the concentration camps, just wasn't showy about it) and when they tried to make a poll to change the name we voted to name it, in order, "carranzas" (again) and "Francisco Franco", hell I personally voted for freaking Hitler on that poll. And this was in one of the most hardcore leftie municipalities on the country (Cadiz. Which would give you a reason why we did that... Nothing we like more around here than taking the piss. I mean, our regional saint is literally Momo, the god of being a daft cunt. What were they expecting I don't know.) Point is. Trying to censor speech in Spain is just fucking funny. Franco couldn't pull it off you think your globohomo gaylord police stand a chance?! HAH!
Here's a link to article 20 if anyone wanna see:
Also, if you're wondering why our freedom of expression article has to specify that it will "respect all spanish tongues", it's because Franco tried to ban regional tongues like Galician, Basque, Valencian, etc. So yeah we do need to specify that. Hilariously enough this does create the oversight that technically it is legal to ban tongues which aren't natively spanish, so we could technically pass a law sending people to prison for speaking french. But we can't make laws sending people to prison for quoting Hitler... Clownworld finds a way!
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The Pennsylvania AG deserves the wall..
EDIT: I mean, look at this guy!
https://twitter.com/JoshShapiroPA/status/1323625984004886528 (archive)
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He knows, and he's really relying on the mail-ins.
"Not just anyone can be a poll watcher" I mean, yes, yes they can. All they need is for a party to say "you're a poll watcher now, harry."
I'm gonna go with my random.txt prophecy if Biden wins.
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Mine is:
”Why did i google my name on kiwifarms. Why, fucking why. It turns out my paranoia is true, im on there. Fuc"
... Should I worry?
Countries that have no history of anything like the first amendment, yes. That doesn't mean Biden could revoke it by snapping his fingers.
Also the current judiciary leans R now so these people are really playing with fire if they try anything too outrageous.
Article 20, see above.
Also check out Article 10 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Civil Liberties. And I quote:
1. Everyone has the right to freedom of expression. This right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers. This Article shall not prevent States from requiring the licensing of broadcasting, television or cinema enterprises.
2. The exercise of these freedoms, since it carries with it duties and responsibilities, may be subject to such formalities, conditions, restrictions or penalties as are prescribed by law and are necessary in a democratic society, in the interests of national security, territorial integrity or public safety, for the prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection of health or morals, for the protection of the reputation or rights of others, for preventing the disclosure of information received in confidence, or for maintaining the authority and impartiality of the judiciary.
I do so love how the EU's legislation expressely states "everyone has the right to freedom of expression, but they can be legally punished for exercicing it" in ink. Holy fucking hell welcome to globalist hell.
