Freedom of speech is dead in USA

@AdmiralPrune She is from Ireland. Is she not aware of this?

@yestestvennaya Yes I’m aware. That’s why I explained myself.

@AdmiralPrune

In the UK, citizens are not guaranteed an absolute right to freedom of speech. Instead, they are protected by the right to freedom of expression under Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), which is incorporated into UK law through the Human Rights Act 1998.
This right is not absolute and is balanced against other rights and public interests, with specific legal restrictions in place. This contrasts with the stronger, though not unlimited, First Amendment protections for speech in the United States.

@pdockal Wait, arent you that pedo who got caught a year ago saying if underage sex was consensual it should be legal?

I remembered your fireman’s badge pic from when you were arguing for pedophiles.

@AdmiralPrune The only "tweet" that got "prison time" was a man who sent racially aggravated messages to Marcus Rashford after the Euro final. And it was a hate crime.

@wishforthenight No there was a woman jailed for it. And that Irish writer was met by police at the airport the second he arrived in the UK only the other week.

@wishforthenight What she says was neither big or clever. But neither was it jail worthy.

@AdmiralPrune

WTF are you babling about
Spreading false narratives is outrageous