Taylor Grift - We are never ever checking facts together...

Newcastle United trying to land their transfer targets...

Trent didn’t join the galactico’s He left them.

Our lad from Portugal. Forever ❤️

Much better...

Your family, based on your surname has its origins from when the Norman's conquered England, so you are also likely derived from Immigrants, but I suppose as they were white that's ok?

Even as a Liverpool fan, it does seem a bit mad PGMOL keep getting away with this sort of stuff

He was the worst President in history. And when he got voted out, he tried to stage a coup. Then he stole national secrets and sold the ones he didn't store in the bathroom. He was convicted of fraud, found liable of sexual assault and convicted of 34 felonies. He is half a billion dollars in debt, owned by God only knows who, and the biggest national security risk the nation has ever had. But at least he's not a Black woman.

Getting sick of repeating this so I’m going to just put it into one long post/maybe thread that I can share with people. No-one has been jailed for harmless social media posts during the riots. Every single person who was jailed broke the law. They were not jailed for ‘jokes’ or ‘silly posts after a couple of glasses of wine’. They were jailed for publishing written material online to stir up racial hatred, for inciting violence, or for breaking other related laws. In the UK, free speech is protected, but there are clear limits when it comes to posting violent threats or inciting racial hatred online. Several laws ensure that this kind of harmful content isn’t just shrugged off as "free speech”. Under section 18 of the public order act 1986, it’s a crime to use "threatening, abusive, or insulting words" with the intent to stir up racial hatred, or even if it’s likely to do so. This means you can be arrested for posting something that could incite hatred, even if no one actually acts on it. It’s still a crime. Then there’s the serious crime act 2007 (specifically sections 44 and 45), which makes it illegal to encourage or assist a crime online, including violence. Again, the key here is that your intent or the likelihood of causing a crime is enough to get you into legal trouble, even if the crime doesn’t actually happen. It’s still a crime. The communications act 2003 (section 127) also plays a role, making it an offense to send messages that are “grossly offensive” or “menacing”. So, if you post something that’s threatening or meant to harass, you can face charges regardless of whether the threat is carried out. It’s still a crime. Lastly, the new online safety act put in place in 2024 (before Labour were in power, for you ‘two-tier Keir’ lot) ramps up accountability, requiring platforms to remove harmful content and holding people responsible for posting it. Elmo doesn’t seem to care about this right now, but it’s still in UK law. Here are three examples of people locked up, and why they were locked up: 1) Jordan Parlour: 28 year old from Leeds, jailed for 20 months after he posted on Facebook urging people to attack a hotel housing asylum seekers. His posts were intended to incite racial hatred and violence, leading to his arrest and conviction under the public order act 1986. He pleaded guilty. 2) Wayne O’Rourke: 35 year old from Lincoln, sentenced to three years in prison for using his large social media following to stir up racial hatred. He posted inflammatory content encouraging others to join in anti-immigrant violence, which led to his arrest and then sentencing. His arrest was not for anti-establishment content, that was simply mentioned in the case. The charges were very clear and he also pleaded guilty. 3) Tyler Kay: 26 year old from Northampton, sentenced to 38 months for his social media activity. He reposted messages calling for hotels housing asylum seekers to be set on fire, which the court found to be a clear attempt to incite racial violence. He initially contested the charges, but evidence shown in court proved his guilt, and he was convicted. The first two were not forced to plead guilty, the evidence was clear. It’s nothing to do with discounted sentences, and there’s no evidence to suggest it was, they just didn’t have a leg to stand on. In the UK, free speech doesn’t mean you can say anything without consequences. The law draws a line when speech becomes harmful, especially when it threatens violence or incites hatred. The law in the US is different because the first amendment offers more protection, even for hate speech, unless it directly incites imminent lawless action. The UK focuses more on preventing harm before it happens, recognising that words can have serious real world consequences.

Only 8 days of the transfer window left. Get #FSGOUT and #FSGOUTNOW trending everyday. Only thing FSG ever react to is fan pressure. Because its inconceivable we make no signings 👍

#FSGOUT and #FSGOUTNOW

We used to say Brexit was like watching your local library being burned down by people who can’t read and now it has actually happened.

Forget riots - why not compete in the The EDL-ympics! 🎾🥋🏓 A safe space to express your misdirected hatred 😃

So in the last 48 hrs: - 17 year old killer confirmed not Muslim, despite twitter claiming otherwise. - Man carrying knife at riots wasn’t Muslim, despite twitter claiming otherwise. - Algerian boxer not trans, despite twitter claiming otherwise Misinformation on this app has caused serious damage both online and in real life. Elon Musk has to put a stop to this.

Myself & @Mel_McAteer from @RCNWestMids are here at Worcestershire Royal Hospital part of @WorcsAcuteNHS from 10AM till 2PM. So if you fancy a chat or want to know more about @theRCN come see us in the Main Atrium.

6 weeks ago, we had nothing. Look at what we built, together. I couldn’t be prouder to have campaigned alongside each and every one of you — for equality, peace and hope. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

I’m gonna give 10 random people that repost this and follow me $25,000 for fun (the $250,000 my X video made) I’ll pick the winners in 72 hours

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