I don’t think the police should arrest people for thought crimes, that’s just ridiculous

فاكيو

as far as

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/feb/14/transgender-tweet-police-acted-unlawfully

Inciting violence that’s a no no

ط

But guess what, still got banned from Twitter

because his "thoughts" were "highly concerning"

Ok, so a few things

Actions should be taken to arrest someone based on action, not thought

1. The court ruled in his favor

So his is an example of the system working

Thoughts can be fleeting

He still got banned from Twitter =X

The police acted unjustly, and the court corrected it

X_X

Yup

Hey no need for flaming, dude

2. Freedom of speech is different in the UK and US

When police couldn't win, Twitter just acted anyway

Jk everyone here is smart

3. Twitter is a US company

So?

I read about that case too @Sophie

Twitter is not the police, they have he right to do anything they want

But you guys just said it's their house so they can make up the rules

And tbh

So the country doesn't matter

Twitter defies it violates its terms of service

Twitter is a private platform

Lol what?

Twitter isn’t a public entity

They can do whatever they want

It's not as though the police consistently makes good use of its resources lol

Like right now, the free speech we have on discord

But also to be clear, that was British police

Post ANY of that on facebook, twitter or YouTube and you're done for

Not bound by the US constitution

Discord has terms of service too

Here’s a really good example

You can’t post any Nazi stuff