DOOM: Freedom of Speech

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d000hg replied

16 November 2020, 08:03
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

I had great trouble with getting too wet and I had to buy a and Electrolux to replace it

Wise words.
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Paddy replied

15 November 2020, 04:24
I can sympathise with the Anti-Vax lobby. I had great trouble with getting too wet and I had to buy a and Electrolux to replace it
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15 November 2020, 02:55
DOOM: Freedom of Speech

"Covid-19: Labour calls for law to stop anti-vaccination fake news online

Labour is calling on the government to bring in emergency laws to "stamp out dangerous" anti-vaccine content online.

In a letter, Labour said there should be financial and criminal penalties for social media firms that do not remove anti-vaccine fake news.

It comes after this week's news that the world's first effective Covid vaccine - made by Pfizer and BioNTech - had seen positive early results.

The government said it took the issue "extremely seriously".

It said it had "secured a major commitment" from social media companies Facebook, Twitter and Google to tackle anti-vaccine content."

Source: Covid-19: Labour calls for law to stop anti-vaccination fake news online - BBC News

Seems sensible to forcibly vaccinate first those who are against vaccinations or is it?
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