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UK Government Drawing Up Proposals To Criminalise Dissent
(www.theguardian.com)
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Who gets to define what the country's values are? Who defines which activities undermine them and its institutions? You could plausibly argue that the present Conservative government is working hard to undermine the country's values and institutions. You could argue that introducing this very bill is an attempt to undermine the country's values and institutions.
Person/group in charge is always right!
No no no, you see you're missing that only browns and poors can do that.
Proper nomenclature is "domestic terrorist"
Funny how mouth breather right loved patriot act until recently ...
Now they woke up but it is too late!
They think they'll be the ones enforcing the act, so they're not that afraid.
The reality is much stupider. It has the word patriot in it, so they love it.