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Ya'll need Mises.

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 No.101164

>It will be an offence to view terrorist material online just once – and could incur a prison sentence of up to 15 years – under new UK laws.

>The Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill was granted Royal Assent yesterday, updating a previous Act and bringing new powers to law enforcement to tackle terrorism.

>But a controversial inclusion was to update the offence of obtaining information "likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism" so that it now covers viewing or streaming content online.

>The rules as passed into law are also a tightening of proposals that had already been criticised by human rights groups and the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, Max Hill.

>Originally, the proposal had been to make it an offence for someone to view material three or more times – but the three strikes idea has been dropped from the final Act.

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/02/13/uk_counter_terror_act_royal_assent/

>Viewing terrorist propaganda online in the UK could now land you in jail - under a new law that's just come into force. Government says the new measure is aimed at preventing terror attacks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptNN5MEhioI

First they lock up the guy exposing the criminals who run our governments (and threaten to extradite him to a US supermax gulag for life), and now they've passed a law where you will get 15 years in jail for viewing anything online (whether accidental or intentional) the UK government arbitrarily deems to be "terrorist material."

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 No.101165

Wow.

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 No.101166

Why does the U.K. still call itself a democracy?

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 No.101167

>>101166

A lot of things could be said, but the most important is that when you have a working economy you can call yourself whatever you want

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 No.101181

>>101164

It's amazing to see a state that practically exists to see the destruction of the nation that it parasitically lives off of but I suppose all governments are pretty much doing the same now. The UK government really can't help but remind one of the book Fahrenheit 451.

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 No.101202

>>101166

North Korea is democratic too, they have it in name

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 No.101203

>>101166

Why shouldn't they? What you are seeing is the natural outcome of mass democracy being allowed to run amuck.

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 No.101245

>>101166

for political gain.

why would they be honest?

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 No.101257

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In a computerized civilization, encryption is the fundamental building block of liberty.

Julian Assange

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 No.101274

>>101164

Well shieeeeet

So much for not using a VPN

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