Video: British Police Arrest Man For Sharing A Meme On Facebook

In the UK the British police arrested an army veteran for sharing Meme On Facebook of the LGBT flags arranged in the shape of a swastika.

According to the British police.
Someone has been caused anxiety based on your social media post.

In the UK you could get arrested for your thoughts or a meme but the police dont have the time to arrest actual criminals.

Imagine the British police arresting innocent anyone sharing the meme of pepe the frog.
Video: British Police Arrest Man For Sharing A Meme On Facebook

originally posted by: vNex92
In the UK the British police arrested an army veteran for sharing Meme On Facebook of the LGBT flags arranged in the shape of a swastika.
According to the British police.
Someone has been caused anxiety based on your social media post.
In the UK you could get arrested for your thoughts or a meme but the police dont have the time to arrest actual criminals.
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Life under liberal ideology.

Soon to come to the USA.

Police according to Democrats are not to arrest people for stealing, assault, etc. that is racist, rather police are to counsel them and refer them to social workers and to understand and sympathize with why they did what they did. We see this in many Democratic run states and cities.

However people who disagree with liberal ideology are to be locked away and the key thrown away because to disagree with liberal ideology is the worst crime one can possibly commit according to liberals and very dangerous to society.

Even the FBI sees it this way now, and openly investigated parents who disagreed with liberal ideology at school board meetings, as directed by the Biden administration.

I can see this ending up happening in the USA quite easily.

originally posted by: The2Billies


Soon to come to the USA.

Its one of the often not stated facts, this already happens in the USA even preceeding the UK, even in the free state of Texas no less back in 2013

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A jury in Texas' Comal County charged the teenager with making a terroristic threat

or

Methuen Teen Rapper Will Sit In Jail Awhile Longer

District Court Judge Lynn Rooney ordered D’Ambrosio held without bail last month, and an appeal in Salem Superior Court was denied.

The 18-year-old High School student in Massachusetts was arrested and jailed for three weeks after posting rap lyrics to Facebook

or

Judge orders woman to delete Facebook comments after car crash

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originally posted by: vNex92

In the UK you could get arrested for your thoughts or a meme but the police dont have the time to arrest actual criminals.

As far as I am aware no one has been arrested for a thought crime, I think you are using an MSM tactic of over sensationalizing to try and sell a point, legally there has always been a difference between spoken word and written word, written words are certainly not thoughts they are....written

I didn't think lol would put me in jail.

a reply to: UpThenDown

Wow... 2012!

Waiting for the cops to show up lol


This will really trigger them

what I find it baffling is why the police allow themselves be setup like this..

This Chief Constable is not so happy with twitter disputes . I dont see where the line goes...thought he is speaking twitter, not facebook or pictures ?


Greater Manchester Chief Constable: Stop Wasting Time on Twitter Disputes

a reply to: vNex92

In the UK the British police arrested an army veteran for sharing Meme On Facebook

This is common practice in Russia.

Officers from the so-called Center E then Markin that he was being charged with hate speech against Christians over a handful of images that he had either reposted or saved to his account on VKontakte, Russia's version of Facebook, which is also known as VK. The earliest dated from 2013, when he was just 13. Markin did not create any of the images, most of which had already been widely circulated online, but he now faces up to five years in prison over the charges, if found guilty

www.newsweek.com...

a reply to: nickyw

They are idiots

a reply to: alldaylong

I know some in here dont like the source but this is true what happened.

This is common practice in Russia.

Its common practice in a supposed democratic UK.

By the way being arrested over a meme isn't the first time in UK.

UK police officer charged over offensive George Floyd meme


doesn't the UK have the rising crime rates to worry about more than arresting people over memes?

a reply to: alldaylong

Should the UK start banning knives, machetes due to the rising crime rates?

a reply to: vNex92

You appear to have an issue that this practice also occurs in your beloved Russia.

Why is that ?

a reply to: alldaylong

Your Ukraine has a issue with minorities in Ukraine even long before the Urkainian conflict in Ukraine had started. The police dont help minorities like the Roma, others if you are a minority if a crime occurs.

Far Right groups that have patrols in towns, cities would scare threaten minorities.

You appear to have an issue that this practice also occurs in your beloved Russia.

But do go on about Russia like Hillary does.

originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: alldaylong

Your Ukraine has a issue with minorities in Ukraine even long before the Urkainian conflict in Ukraine had started. The police dont help minorities like the Roma, others if you are a minority if a crime occurs.

Far Right groups that have patrols in towns, cities would scare threaten minorities.

You appear to have an issue that this practice also occurs in your beloved Russia.

But do go on about Russia like Hillary does.

Thanks for ignoring the question.

So does Russia have an issue wit social media police like The UK ?

Yes or no is the answer.

a reply to: alldaylong

So does Russia have an issue wit social media police like The UK ?

Why does UK have an issue with memes like pepe the frog or others? shouldn't they be arresting those committing crime during broad daylight?

a reply to: vNex92

So you won't answer the question.

Shows the fraud that you are.

Ta Ta.

And we believed thought crime was science fiction.
Boy, that sure didn't take very long did it?

a reply to: stonerwilliam

Meme on brother.
While it's still legal over here.

originally posted by: vNex92

Why does UK have an issue with memes like pepe the frog or others? shouldn't they be arresting those committing crime during broad daylight?

Which case are you now refering to in regards to Pepe and the UK?



I live in th UK, feel free to report me, I am betting I dont even get a phone call

a reply to: vNex92


Plod are way too PC here. You'd think they'd have more pressing "crimes" to spend their resources on:

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Still, at least they generally don't murder unarmed black men, so there is that.