@Jess4Lowestoft@IJM@jessphillips I suppose you, Jess Phillips and Co. wouldn't mind me looking through your phones whenever I fancied then? You orwellian dictators need to fuck off.
@DHKITCH You say that "we know nothing about these people" as an argument FOR them being here? Are you insane?
Do you lock your door at night and when you leave the house? If so, why?
The fact you would put your countryman at risk for the sake of some foreign men's feelings is crazy.
@Jess4Lowestoft Are you stupid? You want to install spyware on everyone's phones? You, Jess Phillips and everyone else who has a toe dipped in this should be thrown out of government. No doubt, given your track record, you don't even know what this legislation would actually entail.
@JimBethell What the hell are you on about? How is "American porn" being pushed onto British kids? Is it jumping out at them whenever they open a browser? Do they have to watch a porno before they can browse the internet? If you want to watch porn on the internet you have to seek it out.
@PolitlcsUK Literally everyone within pissing distance of this should be thrown out of government immediately. We're reaching levels of Mumsnet that shouldn't even be possible.
@jdleggcan@IonaItalia No. If you believe that banning certain media will lead to any of those things then I've got a bridge to sell you. I'd rather have freedom and liberty, not have a government dictating everything I watch and do, potentially arresting me for something that today is normal.
@Libiurrus The comments are always turned off. These morons can't take any criticism whatsoever. In my opinion, an MP shouldn't be allowed to turn off comments or block people on social media. They are paid by and serve the British people, the people should be able to question them online.
@Telegraph Maybe they should make a leaflet warning kids of potential dangers of online communication and how to keep themselves safe. Oh wait, silly me, that strategy is only used to ask boat people not to rape.
@Sausageandeggx I'd urge you to rethink. Not only is this law so ham-fistedly vague that it could be a crime to have a video on your phone of you and your partner kissing, but it also opens the door for these totalitarian fucks to ban more and more. Just wait until it's something you enjoy.
@jo_bartosch@IonaItalia The so-called Online Safety Act is already in effect in the UK, this means any adult website, including pages discussing things like alcohol, require an ID check or a VPN to access. It's up to parents to monitor what their children are watching, not some nanny state government.
@hellolilithlowe These totalitarian freaks will grab at anything they can get their hands on. The moronic Media and Culture Secretary, Lisa Nandy, is behind this one as far as I'm aware. The same media secretary that left twitter because people grilled her on things. This should cause uproar.
@jdleggcan@IonaItalia And how long will it be before this government decide that something more mundane needs banning? This has opened the door wide for these totalitarian freaks. How long before violence in media is banned? How long before explicit music is banned? It's a slippery slope.
@WordMercenary Lisa Nandy is an idiot. The so-called secretary of culture, digital and media left twitter because she couldn't handle people saying mean things to her. She's at best a clown and at worst genuinely dangerous. She needs removing from government.