Online safety bill.

[Odds]

Flawed online safety bill is disaster for free speech, claim Tories | Internet safety | The Guardian

David Davis describes flagship legislation as ‘biggest accidental curtailment in modern history’

amp.theguardian.com

Using Donald Trump as an example in curtailing freedom of speech online is a bad idea.
Whatever measures are deployed will be argued as a restriction on anyone's right to say anything they choose.

 

[gant]

Wouldn't have expected a comment like that from you bod.
You know the line "first they came for..........
At least your a bit more up to date on the ramifications of the online bill than you were earlier on today.

 

[Odds]

Wouldn't have expected a comment like that from you bod.
You know the line "first they came for..........

Yes, i'm aware but restrictions on speech and the right to say what you like are just common courtesy in everyday life. If i walked along the street with my sandwich board proclaiming the right to White Lives Matter, how long do you think it would take Plod to ask me a few questions?

 

[gant]

Obviously you read it as you do. We'll see in the fullness of time what the outcome will be if it gets voted through.

 

[Pat ex]

Yes, i'm aware but restrictions on speech and the right to say what you like are just common courtesy in everyday life. If i walked along the street with my sandwich board proclaiming the right to White Lives Matter, how long do you think it would take Plod to ask me a few questions?

I was agreeing with your comment, for a minute, then I thought, Oh No don't go there again.

 

[Odds]

Obviously you read it as you do. We'll see in the fullness of time what the outcome will be if it gets voted through.

It almost certainly won't as you know how committees work in Parliament. They have nothing better to do and love to shuffle papers to give themselves a sense of purpose. The art of looking busy, i believe it's called.

 

[Pat ex]

The art of looking busy, i believe it's called.

 

[ellal]

Where has this alternative opinion been shut down ?

Its alive and flurushing in here. But no facts to support it

Plenty of factual links have been posted here to point out different opinions as regards the 'virus'...

But many have been deleted, and often those providing said factual links find themselves with 'insufficient privileges' to reply further...

Make of that what you will

 

[gant]

Carman the can of worms opener then sees it shut down.
Jumps in with them size 10s every time.

 

[ajohn]

Emails leave a digital trail. Conversations do not.

I wouldn't be so sure of that. Web access does leave traces and they could be made use of. Upload or even communicate with any server and there is info available such as loosely .where the person is. The ISP can be found easily as well. In fact that seems to be the way of finding loosely where a person is.

Some will probably say proxy servers etc but I am pretty sure that can be handled as well. Simply chuck postings away if that has been used.

 

[denso13]

to point out different opinions

Yes, opinions. No facts...

 

[Pat ex]

I was in Miami when an office team were using email to co-ordinate the progression of orders and such like. I said it would never catch on, especially when you could just walk over the other side of the office and have a conversation.

Emails leave a digital trail. Conversations do not.

I wouldn't be so sure of that.

I can be sure about it, especially in the context of a company's internal communications.

 

[gant]

Good old George had it sussed.
"He who controls the past controls the future " George Orwell 1984.

 

[Ihavenojob]

There is a form you have to fill in to report online grievance's, get filling them in Part ex.

 

[Pat ex]

There is a form you have to fill in to report online grievance's, get filling them in Part ex.
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Have you got a few of them?
It looks like you might need them, judging by your attitude.