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as others have said, it's not going to affect the rest of the world, UK will just lose access to services. as a UK resident, i can safely say that we aren't go
by yungporko 3y ago
as others have said, it's not going to affect the rest of the world, UK will just lose access to services.
as a UK resident, i can safely say that we aren't going to do a single thing to stop this and we wholeheartedly deserve this and everything else the government does to strip away our rights. we are a nation of spineless cowards, do not feel bad for a single one of us.
- kmlx 3y agothe opposition not only wants this to become law, they are accusing the government of watering it down and not moving fast enough. same for NGOs. they want the government to go even further. various members of the public have come forward accusing the government of not doing enough to protect them from the perils of the internet (there were a few tragic cases, as it’s always the case). basically, everyone wants this, and want it sooner and strengthened.
- HeckFeck 3y agoI wish it would affect the rest of the world, so everyone else could at least give our government a well-deserved kicking. I've not checked but I would be doubtful that Sir Keir's Labour will reverse this dreadful bill, but if they do that will be welcomed.
- yungporko 3y agothey won't, they support it too. the tories are evil but unfortunately that doesn't make labour good.