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... and when Dynastia doxed me and reported me to the Hate Crimes Division, there was nobody left to reeee over me.
That is wrong. The majority of people in these countries support these laws. They believe that freedom of expression requires/obligates one to only say things that the majority likes. Even those loser edgelords at that paper that Allah showed his love to agree with these laws.In Canada, this was snuck into the charter while the entirety of the country was looking away due to a political debate over regionalism. Probably the same case with the UK.
The government has demonstrated that you can be successfully prosecuted for thoughtcrime, and the only reason they’re doing this is to keep their hold on power as secure as possible. I used to feel a sense of relief that as inoffensive and centrist the Tories have become, at least they weren’t a ‘right-wing’ party in name only like the CDU, but it appears that hope has vanished.This isn't about Nazis or people getting their feelings hurt. It's about putting the fear of God in to people for speaking out loud about anything.
I think we can all agree that the real problem with Hitler is that he did not kill enough people in the UK.
That is wrong. The majority of people in these countries support these laws. They believe that freedom of expression requires obligates one to only say things that the majority likes. Even those loser edgelords at that paper that Allah showed his love to agree with these laws.
The problem is that they’re never going to come out and say it. Privately they think it’s ridiculous, but they’re either too apathetic to do anything or they don’t believe it affects them.I would disagree. The people who support these laws are a small but vocal minority who try to leverage the law for political gain. Id say most people think those laws are fucking exceptional
Ricky Gervais has, according to the BBC, disapproved of this decision on Twitter but he hasn't been funny for decades.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-43478925
Ricky Gervais has, according to the BBC, disapproved of this decision on Twitter but he hasn't been funny for decades.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-43478925
ws. They believe that freedom of expression requires/obligates one to only say things that the majority likes.
Also, they put the dog on trial for hate crimes against humanity.
They'll be sentencing him April 23nd, I believe. Also, they put the dog on trial for hate crimes against humanity.
St. George's Day...
oh sorry guys getting arrested for not having a tv licence, see you in the gulags.