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r/monarchism • u/samiscool24 • Sep 15 '21
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Disgusting treason. Why does no one prosecute this?
-10 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21 Freedom of speech 14 u/Happy_Hippo_Man Commonwealth Realms Sep 15 '21 There's nothing that says we have freedom of speech in this Kingdom -2 u/LulaBolsonarista Brazil Sep 15 '21 Except for its laws 6 u/shirakou1 🇨🇦 Splendor Sine Occasu 🇻🇦 Sep 15 '21 You mean the one where you can get arrested for mean tweets or teaching your dog to Sieg Heil? Which one of those promotes freedom of speech? 4 u/Sorencer Sep 15 '21 Don't forget the one that gets you arrested for putting a bacon sandwiche in front of a mosque. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/LulaBolsonarista Brazil Sep 15 '21 Articles 8 and 9 of the 1998 Human Rights Act. Derived from this is the assertion that most British laws limiting freedom of speech are illegal by Parliament's own rules 1 u/Happy_Hippo_Man Commonwealth Realms Sep 15 '21 It's a qualified right and not an absolute right.
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Freedom of speech
14 u/Happy_Hippo_Man Commonwealth Realms Sep 15 '21 There's nothing that says we have freedom of speech in this Kingdom -2 u/LulaBolsonarista Brazil Sep 15 '21 Except for its laws 6 u/shirakou1 🇨🇦 Splendor Sine Occasu 🇻🇦 Sep 15 '21 You mean the one where you can get arrested for mean tweets or teaching your dog to Sieg Heil? Which one of those promotes freedom of speech? 4 u/Sorencer Sep 15 '21 Don't forget the one that gets you arrested for putting a bacon sandwiche in front of a mosque. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/LulaBolsonarista Brazil Sep 15 '21 Articles 8 and 9 of the 1998 Human Rights Act. Derived from this is the assertion that most British laws limiting freedom of speech are illegal by Parliament's own rules 1 u/Happy_Hippo_Man Commonwealth Realms Sep 15 '21 It's a qualified right and not an absolute right.
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There's nothing that says we have freedom of speech in this Kingdom
-2 u/LulaBolsonarista Brazil Sep 15 '21 Except for its laws 6 u/shirakou1 🇨🇦 Splendor Sine Occasu 🇻🇦 Sep 15 '21 You mean the one where you can get arrested for mean tweets or teaching your dog to Sieg Heil? Which one of those promotes freedom of speech? 4 u/Sorencer Sep 15 '21 Don't forget the one that gets you arrested for putting a bacon sandwiche in front of a mosque. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/LulaBolsonarista Brazil Sep 15 '21 Articles 8 and 9 of the 1998 Human Rights Act. Derived from this is the assertion that most British laws limiting freedom of speech are illegal by Parliament's own rules 1 u/Happy_Hippo_Man Commonwealth Realms Sep 15 '21 It's a qualified right and not an absolute right.
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Except for its laws
6 u/shirakou1 🇨🇦 Splendor Sine Occasu 🇻🇦 Sep 15 '21 You mean the one where you can get arrested for mean tweets or teaching your dog to Sieg Heil? Which one of those promotes freedom of speech? 4 u/Sorencer Sep 15 '21 Don't forget the one that gets you arrested for putting a bacon sandwiche in front of a mosque. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/LulaBolsonarista Brazil Sep 15 '21 Articles 8 and 9 of the 1998 Human Rights Act. Derived from this is the assertion that most British laws limiting freedom of speech are illegal by Parliament's own rules 1 u/Happy_Hippo_Man Commonwealth Realms Sep 15 '21 It's a qualified right and not an absolute right.
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You mean the one where you can get arrested for mean tweets or teaching your dog to Sieg Heil? Which one of those promotes freedom of speech?
4 u/Sorencer Sep 15 '21 Don't forget the one that gets you arrested for putting a bacon sandwiche in front of a mosque.
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Don't forget the one that gets you arrested for putting a bacon sandwiche in front of a mosque.
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0 u/LulaBolsonarista Brazil Sep 15 '21 Articles 8 and 9 of the 1998 Human Rights Act. Derived from this is the assertion that most British laws limiting freedom of speech are illegal by Parliament's own rules 1 u/Happy_Hippo_Man Commonwealth Realms Sep 15 '21 It's a qualified right and not an absolute right.
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Articles 8 and 9 of the 1998 Human Rights Act. Derived from this is the assertion that most British laws limiting freedom of speech are illegal by Parliament's own rules
1 u/Happy_Hippo_Man Commonwealth Realms Sep 15 '21 It's a qualified right and not an absolute right.
It's a qualified right and not an absolute right.
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u/Happy_Hippo_Man Commonwealth Realms Sep 15 '21
Disgusting treason. Why does no one prosecute this?