misogyny is woven into the fabric of our institutions and stitched into every aspect of modern life
... so clearly, the way to deal with it is to create a vast new system of censorship for the Internet. It can hardly fail to solve the problem.
What's he going to do if they say no? Make the great firewall of Britain even bigger?
Actually charge them the threatened £ millions or percentage in the online safety act that closed, exiled or scared so many small forums, perhaps?
Sure, but after the court sends them the bill then what? Wouldn't we have to invade America to enforce it?
Take it off the money they hold in or try to transfer out of the UK, same as some other criminal enterprises. They sell ads and subs here.
Isn't crime down? Feels like they are looking for an excuse to continue more authoritarian bullshit.
this is online, a different space from the real world
True, but the new Labs really are like that, at the end of the day.
Labs?
New Labour
Their online overreach is indeed big, but I'm with them on this one particular point
"Except you US big tech, we love you"
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