'Online Harms' Prevention bullshit for bullcunts

[Paul Calf]

The government - partially under the cover of the Brexit insanity - has decided that in order to protect children online, they should be in control of what we can see on the internet. Regardless of feasibility, this will damage the civil and human rights of British people.

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/online-harms-white-paper-uk-analysis

https://www.indexoncensorship.org/2019/04/online-harms-proposals-pose-serious-risks-to-freedom-of-expression-online/

It seems that the government has been busy behind the Brexit smoke screen attempting to sew up the newest and most democratic communication and information system, but will be hampered in this quest by the ECHR and human rights legislation...


...the ECHR and hr legislation that Theresa May wants to dump after leaving the EU...

[Cuellar]

This is exactly the sort of thing people voted Leave for.

[Sebastian Cobb]

I am not surprised, the measures against grot were just testing the water for something much more sinister.

[Shit Good Nose]

I am not surprised, the measures against grot were just testing the water for something much more sinister.

I still remember, like it was yesterday, when the BBC first reported on that when those measures were first mooted some years ago, and they got hold of documents which said that the aim was basically to ban everything that wasn't missionary vaginal sex.  I dread to think what they're REALLY intending to restrict with this...

[Elderly Sumo Prophecy]

I bet Theresa has never even had a wank.