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Also don't forget that drawn representations of completely fictional people who even appear (the wording used is "predominantly conveys") a child engaged in any
by ue_ 10y ago
Also don't forget that drawn representations of completely fictional people who even appear (the wording used is "predominantly conveys") a child engaged in any kind of sexual act, or a focus on the genitals, is illegal to even possess.
The UK is a state that does not care about freedom of speech. I can't find the parliamentary debate right now, but someone argued that possession should not be a crime - and a Tory MP retorted that "well mere possession of cannabis is illegal, so what's wrong with making this illegal too?"
I feel like there is no hope, and I don't think there is hope. The UK is not founded on the principles of liberty or libertarianism, the populace doesn't care for it or they are actively against it ("think of the children!"), the people in parliament don't care about evidence, etc.
The world is turning more and more against freedom of expression it feels.