I know people will probably be called tinfoil hats for this but it's crazy all this shit is happening at the same time with the Visa/mastercard shit. The web censorship being pushed in the UK. The child safety laws being pushed in the US. Damn it's so weird huh?
Also the petition that reached 400k signatures for parliament in the UK was addressed and they basically said "no get fucked we're doing this anyway". What a great fucking country to live in. They need a fucking V for Vendetta situation quick.
You remember how Amazon shat out that movie
G20 earlier this year, the one with a
black female president who was capable of action hero feats? That movie was greenlit in 2023, and though not explicit, the protag is likely a Kamala Harris-expy. The same principle that went into that movie being greenlit is the same mentality that caused all this censorship shit to emerge around the same time I reckon.
KOSA (USA) and OSA (UK) were all written up around 2021/2022 under a much different cultural paradigm than we have currently. These laws were written up pre-Musk takeover of Twitter, shortly after/during the end-months of Covid, in a post-Trump world (at the time). Considering these bills can sometimes take
years to pass, I don't think the powers that be expected things to go the way they are regarding people's reactions, pushback, and the overall lack of compliance from the population, especially when they appeared so eager to do so during the Covid years. It is a whitepilling moment that people reacted negatively to this in the UK at least. Shame it's probably going to take until 2030 to come undone, or we'll have to wait until September at the earliest to get an
actual response because Parliament is out for August.
Aside: Australia's system is crazy to me. The bill that's fucking people over right now was introduced on the 21st of November of 2024 and passed by the 27th. For comparison OSA was introduced into the UK parliament February 2022 and passed September 2023 and took a further 2 years to come online. KOSA, if it passes, will also take 18 months to come online, which isn't even factoring in how long it came take for the US to vote on bills (can take up to 3 months). Australia getting that shit read and out the door in a week is fucked.