Re: (OT) They're not all crazy in Europe

CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:
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It's amazing that common sense has to be codified in this Woke
world. Britain's Supreme Court seems to have to made the same
decision.

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That's *really* amazing, since Britain's now a shithole where
posting reasonable opinions online can get you arrested and
jailed.

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I'm pretty sure that, in Britain, they'll probably change the law.
They're that far gone with this Woke stupidity.

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Have you been to Britain, RonB?

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Nope. But I can read.

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 From where have you gained your information, RonB?  Is it
a trustworthy, authoritative and timely source of British news?

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Are you going to deny that people have been jailed for posting memes in
Britain? If so you better get hold of the British press and tell them,
because they seem to be "confused" on the subject.
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no they don't
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<https://www.rebelnews.com/man_jailed_in_uk_for_posting_memes_of_george_floyd_in_whatsapp_facebook_group_chats>
 

"A former West Mercia police officer has been jailed for 20 weeks for
 sharing 10 memes about George Floyd in a WhatsApp group chat and
 charged with "sending grossly offensive messages"."

That's plain racist abuse, not "posting memes".

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<https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3ej8zp4971o>
 

Incitement to riot is not just "posting memes".

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<https://news.sky.com/story/police-officer-jailed-over-racist-whatsapp-memes-mocking-george-floyds-death-12633966>
 

Promoting racism is not just "posting memes".

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<https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy76dxkpjpjo>
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"Stirring up racial hatred on social media." is not just "posting
memes".

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