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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostOh look there's another echo in here echo in here echo in here.
It must do 3 for the price of one especially for mods.
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Originally posted by NotAllThereThe article is here: Sri Lanka to deport Buddha tattoo British woman - BBC NewsOriginally posted by NotAllThereThe article is here: Sri Lanka to deport Buddha tattoo British woman - BBC NewsOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostThe article is here: Sri Lanka to deport Buddha tattoo British woman - BBC News
Oh look there's another echo in here echo in here echo in here.
It must do 3 for the price of one especially for mods.
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Follow up story here. She sued, and won compensation from the Sri Lankan supreme court.
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Originally posted by NotAllThereThe article is here: Sri Lanka to deport Buddha tattoo British woman - BBC News
Not that we should judge by appearances obviously.
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Originally posted by original PM View Post1) We really need a picture of the Munter.
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1) We really need a picture of the Munter.
2) There are some legends on that thread - some are sorely missed.
3) There does need to be a review and understanding of the difference between 'hate speech' and a 'joke i find a bit offensive and so anybody telling it should be locked up'
Mainly because if you keep pushing for the latter then people will be happy to be hung for a sheep as for a lamb and the situation gets worse and not better.
Probably.
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Another one he liked was "I was born a mammal but now identify as fish".
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Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostI had a post edited and then a ban for moaning about it on here once - whilst it's not big or clever going around offending people for fun, it's difficult to get right without making the world utterly anodyne and fearful.
Get over yourself, princess.
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I had a post edited and then a ban for moaning about it on here once - whilst it's not big or clever going around offending people for fun, it's difficult to get right without making the world utterly anodyne and fearful.
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It's these activists - they respond to anything that doesn't match their ideology with hate and venom. Bang 'em up, I say.
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It's not a nice limerick and actually quite a rubbish one too but I agree that the general principle is that debate gets shut down as hate speech when it would be far healthier if everyone could freely talk.
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The thought police
Hate crime rules challenged in court after man quizzed by Humberside Police for liking 'transgender limerick' - Grimsby Live
A former police officer has launched a High Court case about his "freedom of expression" after being contacted by Humberside Police for liking a limerick about transgender people on Twitter.
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