> This isn't true. Many of these people were arrested because they had entered the country illegally and then sent to foreign prisons. You are falling for the s

> This isn't true. Many of these people were arrested because they had entered the country illegally and then sent to foreign prisons. You are falling for the same rage bait media (except it is left leaning). You say it isn't true, but then say "many", so it is true, just not in all cases? Just because others are being deported alongside you doesn't change that you are being sent to a foreign prison for speech, and with no due process anyone can be targeted. > It depends which area of the city. The University will typically safer than other areas of a city. Most of the people there are students and there is campus security. What are you talking about? I lived in the city—I rented a house with friends from my second year as most do rather than staying in halls (which are in Oadby), I went out all the time all over the place, as did everyone else. I didn't spend three years locked inside the University. > As someone that lived outside the UK for long periods of time and knew what the country was like before the 2000s. This isn't true. Given you are willing to claim it's rage bait media to point out people being extrajudicially imprisoned abroad for speech the admin in the US doesn't like, I'm not going to trust your judgement of how good freedom of expression is.