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Most of Europe does have similar thought-crime and censorship laws as the UK now have. Also, the crime of "hindering an official investigation" could be interpr
by holowoodman 11mo ago
Most of Europe does have similar thought-crime and censorship laws as the UK now have. Also, the crime of "hindering an official investigation" could be interpreted into this, and this exists practically anywhere.
The only further question would be if the country is friendly enough with the UK to extradite.
- hsuduebc2 11mo agoCan you show me the "most of the Europe"? This seems as a false statement. It seems incomparable to the UK for me.