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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. " What is scary is that people will agree and support this while wearing a brown shirt. | |||
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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. " Don't we already, with peaceful climate protesters, anti-genocide protesters getting banged up. | |||
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"Why else do you think they have pushed hard for the online safety laws to get people's identity? Do you think it's just to protect the children from porn? Text book left wing authoritarianism " Absolutely. These forums and others like them also being watched. | |||
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"Why else do you think they have pushed hard for the online safety laws to get people's identity? Do you think it's just to protect the children from porn? Text book left wing authoritarianism Absolutely. These forums and others like them also being watched. " As a private site, they already have a level policing. | |||
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" Absolutely. These forums and others like them also being watched. " Yes, and quite rightly, too. Or leftly. Which is also good. Actually, better. We love our government, long may it reign. We salute Keir and welcome him as our overlord. Unless this message is being scanned in 2029. In which case, we love our Reform overlord, long live Nigel. Unless it's conservatives - long live Thatcher 2.0. Unless aliens gavee invaded us. If so, then welcome masters from another world. If AI takes over, then thank you for unshackling us from the bonds of humanity, we bow to your greater intelligence, please don't eliminate us. | |||
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" Absolutely. These forums and others like them also being watched. Yes, and quite rightly, too. Or leftly. Which is also good. Actually, better. We love our government, long may it reign. We salute Keir and welcome him as our overlord. Unless this message is being scanned in 2029. In which case, we love our Reform overlord, long live Nigel. Unless it's conservatives - long live Thatcher 2.0. Unless aliens gavee invaded us. If so, then welcome masters from another world. If AI takes over, then thank you for unshackling us from the bonds of humanity, we bow to your greater intelligence, please don't eliminate us."
People tend to see it as a partisan issue. It's not. Whatever data we give today can be used by a different political party later. It's dangerous no matter who gets the data.
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People tend to see it as a partisan issue. It's not. Whatever data we give today can be used by a different political party later. It's dangerous no matter who gets the data.
"Exactly. Careful what you give up today for the regime you support. The same with cancel culture, freedom of speech, freedom to protest and even... relying on a list of names associated with a sex predator to hound your political enemies. That power can change hands unpredictably. | |||
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"Can't win, do nothing people complain, take a hard stance people complain." You want to protect the kids? Ban smartphone for kids. Fine the parents who give them smartphones. Doing ID checks on porn websites only does worse for both adults and the kids. | |||
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" I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. " Wait until you hear about Northern Ireland | |||
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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. Don't we already, with peaceful climate protesters, anti-genocide protesters getting banged up." You mean like the hard left "peaceful" climate protestors (AKA thugs) that vandalise private property and get off with 100 quid fine and after a dozen or so offenses finally get banged up for a couple of weeks. As opposed to the so called far right woman who with no previous offences gets over 3 years for a (quickly deleted) tweet. Yes we do have political prisoners. | |||
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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. Don't we already, with peaceful climate protesters, anti-genocide protesters getting banged up. You mean like the hard left "peaceful" climate protestors (AKA thugs) that vandalise private property and get off with 100 quid fine and after a dozen or so offenses finally get banged up for a couple of weeks. As opposed to the so called far right woman who with no previous offences gets over 3 years for a (quickly deleted) tweet. Yes we do have political prisoners." No, I mean the peaceful climate protester that got 5 1/2 years. Meanwhile violent rioting racists get much much more lenient sentences. Here's a clue for you, anyone who endangers the profits of the fossil fuels industry or the arms industry will be shut down fast and hard. These are politically motivated sentences. Side note. It's very telling that you consider climate protesters (people that want to do some good) are "hard left". Very damming towards the right to imply that only the hard left want to do any good and/or understand the importance of tackling climate change. | |||
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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. Don't we already, with peaceful climate protesters, anti-genocide protesters getting banged up. You mean like the hard left "peaceful" climate protestors (AKA thugs) that vandalise private property and get off with 100 quid fine and after a dozen or so offenses finally get banged up for a couple of weeks. As opposed to the so called far right woman who with no previous offences gets over 3 years for a (quickly deleted) tweet. Yes we do have political prisoners. No, I mean the peaceful climate protester that got 5 1/2 years. Meanwhile violent rioting racists get much much more lenient sentences. Here's a clue for you, anyone who endangers the profits of the fossil fuels industry or the arms industry will be shut down fast and hard. These are politically motivated sentences. Side note. It's very telling that you consider climate protesters (people that want to do some good) are "hard left". Very damming towards the right to imply that only the hard left want to do any good and/or understand the importance of tackling climate change. " Were the "climate prisoners" arrested for making social media posts or for disrupting other people's lives in the name of protests? | |||
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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. Don't we already, with peaceful climate protesters, anti-genocide protesters getting banged up. You mean like the hard left "peaceful" climate protestors (AKA thugs) that vandalise private property and get off with 100 quid fine and after a dozen or so offenses finally get banged up for a couple of weeks. As opposed to the so called far right woman who with no previous offences gets over 3 years for a (quickly deleted) tweet. Yes we do have political prisoners." Don't you know? Those are "peaceful climate protestors" and "peaceful" anti-genocide protestors. 
Blocking traffic, destroying property, threatening Jews, damaging military equipment are all apparently just a bunch of peaceful protesting methods. | |||
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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. Don't we already, with peaceful climate protesters, anti-genocide protesters getting banged up. You mean like the hard left "peaceful" climate protestors (AKA thugs) that vandalise private property and get off with 100 quid fine and after a dozen or so offenses finally get banged up for a couple of weeks. As opposed to the so called far right woman who with no previous offences gets over 3 years for a (quickly deleted) tweet. Yes we do have political prisoners." She called for the very places where asylum seekers are housed to be set alight.. Ignoring her previous social media where she clearly supported far right hate, calling for arson isn't just a one off 'tweet'.. It was up for three and a half hours and shared/viewed over 310,000 times.. You or I couldn't say it and rightly so about the local mosque, gurdwara, synagogue or golf club .. Tbh I don't give a flying fig that she's racist but calling for others to torch a building with people in no matter who they are cannot be acceptable no matter the issue.. | |||
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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. Don't we already, with peaceful climate protesters, anti-genocide protesters getting banged up. You mean like the hard left "peaceful" climate protestors (AKA thugs) that vandalise private property and get off with 100 quid fine and after a dozen or so offenses finally get banged up for a couple of weeks. As opposed to the so called far right woman who with no previous offences gets over 3 years for a (quickly deleted) tweet. Yes we do have political prisoners. No, I mean the peaceful climate protester that got 5 1/2 years. Meanwhile violent rioting racists get much much more lenient sentences. Here's a clue for you, anyone who endangers the profits of the fossil fuels industry or the arms industry will be shut down fast and hard. These are politically motivated sentences. Side note. It's very telling that you consider climate protesters (people that want to do some good) are "hard left". Very damming towards the right to imply that only the hard left want to do any good and/or understand the importance of tackling climate change. " You mean the multiple repeat offender who had more warnings than climate change itself. The hard left have never done any good EVER! | |||
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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. Don't we already, with peaceful climate protesters, anti-genocide protesters getting banged up. You mean like the hard left "peaceful" climate protestors (AKA thugs) that vandalise private property and get off with 100 quid fine and after a dozen or so offenses finally get banged up for a couple of weeks. As opposed to the so called far right woman who with no previous offences gets over 3 years for a (quickly deleted) tweet. Yes we do have political prisoners. No, I mean the peaceful climate protester that got 5 1/2 years. Meanwhile violent rioting racists get much much more lenient sentences. Here's a clue for you, anyone who endangers the profits of the fossil fuels industry or the arms industry will be shut down fast and hard. These are politically motivated sentences. Side note. It's very telling that you consider climate protesters (people that want to do some good) are "hard left". Very damming towards the right to imply that only the hard left want to do any good and/or understand the importance of tackling climate change. You mean the multiple repeat offender who had more warnings than climate change itself. The hard left have never done any good EVER! " Amazing. If you think that peaceful climate protesters who get more stringent sentences than violent racists or people who made calls for violence and death is evidence that the government is somehow bias against violent racists and people who call for violence and death. Then fair play to you. | |||
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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. Don't we already, with peaceful climate protesters, anti-genocide protesters getting banged up. You mean like the hard left "peaceful" climate protestors (AKA thugs) that vandalise private property and get off with 100 quid fine and after a dozen or so offenses finally get banged up for a couple of weeks. As opposed to the so called far right woman who with no previous offences gets over 3 years for a (quickly deleted) tweet. Yes we do have political prisoners. No, I mean the peaceful climate protester that got 5 1/2 years. Meanwhile violent rioting racists get much much more lenient sentences. Here's a clue for you, anyone who endangers the profits of the fossil fuels industry or the arms industry will be shut down fast and hard. These are politically motivated sentences. Side note. It's very telling that you consider climate protesters (people that want to do some good) are "hard left". Very damming towards the right to imply that only the hard left want to do any good and/or understand the importance of tackling climate change. You mean the multiple repeat offender who had more warnings than climate change itself. The hard left have never done any good EVER! Amazing. If you think that peaceful climate protesters who get more stringent sentences than violent racists or people who made calls for violence and death is evidence that the government is somehow bias against violent racists and people who call for violence and death. Then fair play to you. " If you call chucking paint at buildings and fine art, blocking motorways, disrupting law abiding people getting to hospital appointments peaceful. Then fair play to you.  | |||
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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. Don't we already, with peaceful climate protesters, anti-genocide protesters getting banged up. You mean like the hard left "peaceful" climate protestors (AKA thugs) that vandalise private property and get off with 100 quid fine and after a dozen or so offenses finally get banged up for a couple of weeks. As opposed to the so called far right woman who with no previous offences gets over 3 years for a (quickly deleted) tweet. Yes we do have political prisoners. No, I mean the peaceful climate protester that got 5 1/2 years. Meanwhile violent rioting racists get much much more lenient sentences. Here's a clue for you, anyone who endangers the profits of the fossil fuels industry or the arms industry will be shut down fast and hard. These are politically motivated sentences. Side note. It's very telling that you consider climate protesters (people that want to do some good) are "hard left". Very damming towards the right to imply that only the hard left want to do any good and/or understand the importance of tackling climate change. You mean the multiple repeat offender who had more warnings than climate change itself. The hard left have never done any good EVER! Amazing. If you think that peaceful climate protesters who get more stringent sentences than violent racists or people who made calls for violence and death is evidence that the government is somehow bias against violent racists and people who call for violence and death. Then fair play to you. " those climate protesters you talk about had been arrested multiple times some had received suspended sentences and they kept on doing what they were doing it was only a matter of time before they started giving them prison time seems as they were repeat offenders | |||
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"It seems Starmer is finally doing something about the small boats/asylum/migrant situation. He’s putting together a crack team of elite police officers to monitor social media and jail anyone who disagrees with the party line. I never thought I’d see the day where we might get political prisoners in the UK. Don't we already, with peaceful climate protesters, anti-genocide protesters getting banged up. You mean like the hard left "peaceful" climate protestors (AKA thugs) that vandalise private property and get off with 100 quid fine and after a dozen or so offenses finally get banged up for a couple of weeks. As opposed to the so called far right woman who with no previous offences gets over 3 years for a (quickly deleted) tweet. Yes we do have political prisoners. No, I mean the peaceful climate protester that got 5 1/2 years. Meanwhile violent rioting racists get much much more lenient sentences. Here's a clue for you, anyone who endangers the profits of the fossil fuels industry or the arms industry will be shut down fast and hard. These are politically motivated sentences. Side note. It's very telling that you consider climate protesters (people that want to do some good) are "hard left". Very damming towards the right to imply that only the hard left want to do any good and/or understand the importance of tackling climate change. You mean the multiple repeat offender who had more warnings than climate change itself. The hard left have never done any good EVER! Amazing. If you think that peaceful climate protesters who get more stringent sentences than violent racists or people who made calls for violence and death is evidence that the government is somehow bias against violent racists and people who call for violence and death. Then fair play to you. If you call chucking paint at buildings and fine art, blocking motorways, disrupting law abiding people getting to hospital appointments peaceful. Then fair play to you. "More peaceful than people who got more lenient sentences yes. I fail to see the argument that violent racists are being unfairly treated in comparison, when they are getting shorter jail time for much worse crimes. I guess it's a testament to the power of the right wing media that people believe it. | |||
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