nothing

No.

[Shonen | Annime @Shonenannime]

The most beautiful scene I’ve ever seen in anime history

[Yuta @Yutaisposting]

DAMNNNNNNNNN

[Myles 🍁 @100Myless]

I LOVED THE WAY THEY PORTRAYED A SPEEDSTER IN THIS SHOW

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

🚨This is my warning to you.

As the policing of thoughts and speech becomes more sinister, understand this …

ANYTHING you say may be held against you and used to silence you. Your intent does not matter.

You don’t need to lie, threaten, or even be rude. All it takes is for a person, police officer, or authority to claim your words made them feel “alarmed” or “distressed.”

Truth won’t protect you. You can post something accurate, sourced, and backed by official reports and still be accused of online harassment, If someone claims you’ve created a “hostile atmosphere,” that can be enough.

And you don’t even need to break the law.
Civil injunctions, Community Protection Notices, and “Respect Orders” which can ban you from speaking publicly, can be used pre-emptively (in case you say something offensive in the future) to silence people.

No jury. No trial. Just a judge ruling that your speech causes “discomfort.”

This isn’t about protecting people, it’s about protecting narratives. And the rules aren’t applied fairly.

This is the front line now. It’s not about kindness. It’s about control 🚨

[Grummz @Grummz]

Here it comes. Youtube AI age verification hits tomorrow.

What a mess. Age verification is nothing more than a trojan horse for Digital ID requirements.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨NEW: 95% of migrants in the UK are net tax burdens (they take more than they contribute)

Source: Centre for Policy Studies

[Grummz @Grummz]

UK government says to delete your emails and pictures to save water.

This is the same gov that is telling you they know better than you what websites you can visit.

[Chibi Reviews @ChibiReviews]

BREAKING CENSORSHIP NEWS:

Wikipedia has lost its court challenge against the UK "Online Safety Act".

[Session @session_app]

Free and open access to information is a core principle of the web.

Access to resources like Wikipedia should not be restricted.

[vx-underground @vxunderground]

POV: You're in the United Kingdom and you visit Xitter. Thankfully, the United Kingdom legislation has protected you from DANGEROUS online material.

It was pictures from the Pokemon TV series and a cute dog pictures account (extremely dangerous material)

[Debs123 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 @Debs12310]

These are the people behind the valentines cards for illegals

City Of Sanctuary UK PO Box 384. LEEDS LS26 1GJ ; Phone: [phone]
Contact the Chief Officer at [email protected], Operations at [email protected]

[Keith @gnukeith]

If they start doing this, I might move.

Unironically, not just because of this.

It's the fact that they could get away with something much worse.

[Pirat_Nation 🔴 @Pirat_Nation]

New EU Media “Freedom Law” Allows for Journalist Arrests if Justified by “Public Interest”

[Keith @gnukeith]

It was never about safety, it was never about safety.

It was always about control, from the start it was about control.

The more they control the more they can censor.

This is about controlling what you can see.

This is censorship.

[くりした善行 (Zenko)🇯🇵無所属/Anti-Censorship/C107 31日ツ01b @zkurishi]

Collective Shout has become an international issue, but even in Japan, anime, manga, games, and other content are viewed negatively by organizations that advocate for women's rights and are often targeted by cancellation campaigns, even though many of the creators and fans of these content cultures are women.

[Sophie_K @k2_sophie]

@Pirat_Nation so many ways to keep people safe, and they choose mass surveillance.

time to switch to messengers that can’t be controlled by design, like Nostr or https://t.co/aRv7USWUOO.

[kernel @kernelshark]

@Pirat_Nation The EU is a totalitarian hellhole and must be completely dismantled. They have declared war on every aspect of freedom.

[DexChan 💖 Gyaru -V 🎼🐟🐙 @DexChan_]

@Pirat_Nation Fuck this shit.
This is why we need to get out of the EU.
EU was supposed to be an economic heaven, not an over ruling big brother state.

[Miluxric @Aenwulric]

The EU is moving in a direction like the Soviet Union was once:

Take the proposed Chat Control law it would allow the scanning of private messages, even breaking encryption if necessary. Add to that ProtectEU, which could give authorities access to encrypted data by 2030, and plans to turn Europol into a real-time online monitoring body.
Of course, these measures are wrapped in “security” and “child protection” arguments.

It doesn’t take much imagination to see how, in the wrong political climate, these powers could be abused.

If the EU truly values freedom, these powers need strict limits otherwise, it could be too late to turn back.