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Anon is Bri’ish

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Anon is Bri’ish

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  • NOT_RICK@lemmy.world
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    Cunt.

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      U wot m8?

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      You got a loicence for that?

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          You can. But it’s not required.

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            The fuck it isn’t

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          But you need a license to do it in the UK. Unless you’re a refugee, then none of the regular standards apply.

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            Unless you’re a refugee, then none of the regular standards apply.

            Fuck off.

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        • sugar_in_your_tea@sh.itjust.works
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          Seems someone isn’t a Brit.

    • clif@lemmy.world
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      Beat me to it (by 24+ hours) ya cunt.

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        You’re one late cunt

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    The irony of this image being censored .

    • crimeschneck∈🇩🇪⊂🇪🇺@sopuli.xyz
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      You have to verify your age to see the uncensored image.

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        drinks verification can

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          It’s an older meme, sir. But it checks out. We were going to let it pass.

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        Brit here. I can see the uncensored image through a VPN. For which I have a licence, obviously.

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      No swearing license

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      Especially since cunt isn’t even a swearword in English.

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        It is definitely an American who censored it.

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          It’s an odd one because it wasn’t even a word in common usage until about 50 years ago, so I don’t understand where the Americans got their attitude from since it appears to have been entirely self-generated.

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            From Wikipedia

            It goes back to at least the year 1230, and was excluded from the OED from the 18th century until 1960. So it wasn’t just Americans.

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        It’s practically punctuation here in Scotland.

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        You must be thinking of Australian

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        My wife just told me otherwise.

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      But think of the children

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      It was already like this when I found it.

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          Thx m8

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        Did you find it on its way to school?

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    Emphatically uncensored:

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      Oi! You got a permit for that uncensored meme?

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        Yes, but You have to take a photo of your ID and share it with a random website to prove you are old enough to read the 18+ word Cunt.

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        The first was offensive enough. Quite sure I saw a “bl##dy” and maybe even a “b##tard” in there as well. I’m shocked, shocked I tell you. I’m going to write to my MP and demand to be protected from this kind of thing

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      Was that necessary?

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        Who in the actual fuck censors a 4Chan post

        A 4CHAN POST

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        Writing cunt in Union Jack filled text? This is British cultural heritage!

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          Okay then

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            I don’t know why you’re taking flak though. Very silly.

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            You got a loicence for that capitulation, m8?!

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        It’s my new hobby.

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        I literally couldn’t make out the word

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          You’re right. I adjusted it.

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        To make that joke? No.

        To make the joke, having already decided to make it, as funny as possible? Yes.

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        deleted by creator

        • MacN'Cheezus@lemmy.todayOP
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          It wasn’t me, I swear.

          https://lemmy.today/comment/18397391

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    I can’t believe the TV license is real. I just can’t. I guess it helps makes good tv tho

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      The TV license is definitely real. All the others are fake though (I believe).

      https://www.gov.uk/find-licences/tv-licence

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        A TV Licence costs £174.50

        Wtf is this in addition to paying for cable/satellite?

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          Nope. You can just plug your TV into the aerial to get BBC + free channels. Netflix and whatever costs extra tho

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            I’m surprised that according to the website, they actually let you get away without a license if you only use commercial streaming services and don’t watch any BBC content. In Germany, that excuse doesn’t fly. As long as your device has the capacity to receive aerial broadcast, you have to pay, whether you watch it or not is irrelevant.

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              afaik in Germany you even have to pay if you have no device that to receive anything. Every household has ro pay wirth a few exeptions.

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                Pretty sure not owning ANY broadcast receiving devices is the only way to get around it, but that’s extremely difficult to accomplish. Keep in mind radio counts as well (though you can be eligible for a reduced rate if you only have radio access and no TV), including the one in your car, your stereo, or your alarm clock. Owning a TV with no antenna hooked up does not count either, since it’s trivial to do so, and you could just be hiding an antenna in your attic or your basement.

                Basically, the only way to legally skirt the fee is to live under a bridge or in a forest without any electronic devices besides a flash lamp.

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                  Pretty sure not owning ANY broadcast receiving devices is the only way to get around it

                  That was a thing years ago, but nowadays everyone has to pay (except if you have a low income and receive social benefits)

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              In theory, but the BBC has been known to harass people into paying, even pressuring you into letting them into your house even though they don’t have the right to do so.

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            I mean we have free over the air TV here in the states too, just don’t need a loicense for it

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              Yes, and it’s ad-riddled nonsense.

              The BBC runs no adverts, save for trailers of its own stuff.

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                Yeah and even cable/satellite, paid services, are ad-riddled lol. Always kills me how the older generations criticize us for being financially irresponsible when they’re paying to watch a service that’s 20-25% ads

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          Do people elsewhere in the world pay for “cable” tv? I know we had a version here in Australia but it was so rare, no one really used it.

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            It was pretty big over here in the US, and still is with Gen X and older. Nowadays, pretty much the only reasons to get it are if you’re a sports fan or enjoy brainrot 24/7 news networks

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          Brexit really was a mistake

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            Very much so indeed, but I’m not sure why you mentioned it?

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        The long knife prohibition is real.

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          True, but there’s no such thing as a knife licence.

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            I mean, yes, but I was more referencing that there was exactly one other thing of any substance besides the TV thing in this greentext.

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        (i believe)

        Best joke in this thread

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          Thanks for noticing me, Senpai.

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      Americans fund public TV and radio infrastructure through taxes, Brits just make it opt-out if you meet certain criteria by labeling it as a license.

      You tell me which has more “freedom.”

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        The one where I don’t have to upload my I.D. to watch porn, BABY! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅

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          I’ll just leave this here https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/porn-site-verification-states

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            Sometimes I forget how much freedoms we have in Washington State. The only thing is strict gun laws, but it’s mostly background checks and limited magazine sizes

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              Limited mag sizes are a legit issue, but NICs checks are federal.

              The only thing limited mags are effective against is the possibility to have more rounds in a home defense situation (which is really only a problem if there are multiple invaders, but of course there usually are, that’s not usually a solo activity).

              Their stated objective (to reduce the amount of rnds/mag so mass shooters are less effective) is complete hogwash, magazines can be changed in one literal second, and sometimes the shooters even prefer the 10-20rnd mags because the standard 30s are harder to hide. Changing mags is only a problem when someone is returning fire, if you’re completely unimpeded you might as well have a damn lever action.

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                And it’s not like mass shooters are law abiding citizens except in the small area of murdering random people… They can easily drive one state over to Idaho and get whatever they want, and if they’re out, continue south to Utah or east to Montana. Nobody is going to check your car on the way back…

                I grew up in WA, and everyone got around whatever law they didn’t like. Want to blow up big fireworks but your town doesn’t allow it? Go to the local res, hide them under a blanket in the car, and be a very law abiding citizen on the way home (and blow them up in a random neighborhood). Before weed was legal, people would just grow it in the forest on public land, which was literally everywhere.

                The mag law just exists to piss off law abiding citizens and is the same “save the children” BS excuse that’d being used to effectively ban porn and other things across the country. Solve the problem another way.

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                  Tbh you don’t even have to drive, you can 3d print standard capacity magazines and then use a spring, which you can buy in any state, or cannibalize one from another mag (certain mags that can be legally bought in restricted states work too, but a man has to keep some secrets).

                  But also yeah driving works too, and plenty people have done it.

                  I grew up elsewhere, but have similar experiences regarding weed, fireworks, and more. Laws don’t stop people from doing anything they’re significantly intent on doing in my experience.

                  Totally agree, and I extend that to all the pointless feature bans. Their true purpose is for politicians to posture for reelection lol, same with the anti-porn bullshit, just different politicians.

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          well I live in Georgia (US state) who brought it in before the UK did.

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      The early idea was to support the state-owned and state-operated channels through taxes. Then the channels got privatized and now the taxes are going straight into the pockets of The Brexit Bunch. I mean why would they voluntarily cut off a money source that people were already paying.

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        In San Diego they had a toll bridge… once it was paid for they kept the toll. When asked why they were still charging a toll… They said the toll booths still cost money to run. They had to be sued for the toll to stop

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          Having to charge toll because they need money to run the toll booths is the most Kafkaesque thing I have heard in a while.

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      This is/was a thing in many other European countries too.

      In Austria it used to be (not long ago, a few years at most) that only people who owned a TV needed to pay it, not anymore, now every household has to pay it, so it is basically a household tax.

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        It’s not a tax tho? At least not in Germany. It’s going directly to the state-broadcasting service but unconditionally; the idea being it’s harder to influence the content or threaten them with cutting off their funding.

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          This is also the case in Austria according to https://orf.beitrag.at/faq/allgemein so whether to call that a “tax” or not is purely a terminological question. It used to be that this was only required for owning a TV, but this was hard to enforce because there was no automatic legal requirement to let inspectors into one’s home and companies started to produce TVs without a TV tuner (i.e. could only stream from the Internet) to get around this.

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    I’m really glad I didn’t have to see the word cunt here that would have really ruined my day

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    Pretty accurate, all my butter knives are unregistered

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      Yes, constable. This bloke right here.

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        What if I had an unregistered fork?
        What if 3 out of 4 of its prongs were broken?

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    Armed units show up and arrest the stabbed bobby for not having a dying license

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      “Wait wait wait, I am not dead!”

      “Do you have a bleeding licence then?”

      “Fuck me…”

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    Oi, you got yer internet licence, mate? Can’t be crackin’ these jokes if you ain’t a proper grown-up, innit?

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    This is not the UK Alan Turing died for

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      Alan didnt die for any UK. He dies because of fascist homophic UK government drove him to suicide.

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        Yay! You’ve caught the essence of the joke I tried to make

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          Don’t worry, I got it.

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            🫂

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        His suicide is actually kind of disputed. (I’m being pedantic, not ruling it out entirely)

        Either way, the way he was treated by the government was completely unacceptable and immoral

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      Much too soon! (but totally a good one, i ill be stealing this one)

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    One of 3 jokes.

    Its either either :

    “loicence”

    Haha no spices

    Or “bad teeth”

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      My favorite to poke at is treating anything with a blade on it like it’s a deadly weapon with no other purpose.

      Can’t have a locking pocket knife.

      There was a group that wanted to ban pointed kitchen knives.

      Had a dude tell me he doesn’t carry an axe or saw when camping because it “might scare passersby”

      Photos of police “hauls” that show screw drivers and hammers as “deadly weapons that don’t belong on the streets”

      So it’s at least 4 jokes.

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        And here I am walking around the woods with a big-ass machete.

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      You forgot “bo’oh ‘o wa’er”

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        Theah’s no “r” in wo’uh, bruv

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          Beg your pardon. Bo’oh o’ wa’ah

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        I think this is Igbo

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      Also, sailing away because of their ugly wives and terrible food.

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      Don’t forget the bizarre “r” into everything like drawring, the lawr, etc.

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        Thats more American in my experience That and completely dropping entire parts of words for absolutely no reason I can understand

        Ex. Comfortable somehow becomes comftable. Drawer becomes drawr. Wednesday becomes wensday

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          People (I’m in the US) are pretty much always astonished to realize, when I ask them to say the word “important”, that they more often than not will pronounce zero of the T’s in the word, when I point out that they didn’t.

          It always really stuck out to me as a kid when Shawnee Smith (probably most famous for the Saw movies now), on the old sitcom Becker, would always enunciate the T’s in that word—that’s what made me realize how weird it was that everyone wasn’t saying it that way, lol.

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          There’s a lot of commonality there.

          Example:

          https://youtu.be/x-xTttimcNk

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          I’ve only ever heard that “added r” thing when watching BBC stuff. Can you link me to some Americans saying drawring instead of drawing, for example?

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            Huh thats really interesting ive never heard that on BBC

            Its all over the place in New England especially in MA

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              I didnt know people from Boston could pronounce Rs at any point, let alone add more. “Pahk the cah.”

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              Hm, I’ll try and find some examples. It just fascinates me how things like language evolve chaotically, like tiny changes that somehow then become the new equilibrium point.

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            The added r shows up in American Midland dialect. Wash becomes warsh, etc

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              Interesting, thanks.

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          And hhherbs, because there’s a fucking H in it!

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        That’s called an intrusive R

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        Apparently, there’s some sort of linguistic exchange program within British English where T’s are traded out for R’s, and then a persistent logistics issue causes the R’s to be distributed incorrectly.

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          I’m glad I’m not the only one thinking about this important issue… I wonder what Susie Dent thinks of it.

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      Haha no spices

      That joke comes from yanks who are used to drowning their food in sugar syrup to mask the taste of underage mexican day labourer blood.

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      Or “bad teeth”

      I lived in the UK for a while and what shocked me most was the ads for tooth care products.

      Where I’m from they are like “Fresh breath all day long” or “Keeps your teeth white”. In the UK they were like “Mouth wash can prevent tooth loss”.

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    Who is Bobby?

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      British colloquial term for constable

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        is that the same as gendarme?

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      A rozzer

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        A Peeler

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          A midnight squealer

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            Another boffin on the run

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      Robert Peel, the founder of modern policing and the devisor of policing by consent.

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      5-0

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      Your uncle.

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      fuzz

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    I say this as an American. The UK is not ran by adults

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      You would indeed be an expert on the subject.

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        Thing is, the UK seems to be ran by literal children whereas USA at least has edgy teenagers

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    Br*t angloid self-censorship LOL

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      That was definitely done by an American. A Brit would not censor that.

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        Sound logic, I stand corrected

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      I’ll wager that this meme was not censored by a Brit.

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    Fake: British cops don’t carry guns

    Gay: Op is sleeping with dudes

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      Fellas, is it gay if you’re male and you sleep by yourself?

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        Only if you like it

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          deleted by creator

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    Not like 'murca where you have to register your photo ID in order to fap.

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      Huh? It’s that way in some states but wasn’t it recently made that way in the entire UK?

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        In my state they tried that but everyone ignored the law because they didn’t include a way to enforce it.

        Pornhub and only pornhub is blocked but if I gave a shit I’d use a VPN

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          It’s the same in the UK. The politicians bitch and moan about it but they’re not actually going to do anything about VPN because that would be far too complicated to work out and enforce, and it would force them to admit that the law doesn’t work, and they don’t want to draw attention to that.

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            I know e621 was blocked for awhile but then they realized there was literally no punishment for ignoring the law lol

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      you mean kinda like how you have to upload a photo of your face to do the same in Britain?

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        I just skip two steps and crank one out to the picture of my face

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      that is coming to the UK and the EU soon. It is almost like these people are saying “while Trump is doing some outrageous shit, lets slip in a couple quickies ourselves shall we?”

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        Yeah I think a lot of people don’t realise how significant these changes are going to be. It’s a big increment of the surveillance state. The fuckin Labour party are making a big lurch to the right, the Palestine Action thing is another sign of the times.

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          The labour party turned out to be a great stepping ladder for shitface Nigel. What an absolute joke and a shame on its name.

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        (It has already come in the UK.)

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      And also censor swearwords on the internet.

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      This is the case in the UK

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