It has the most civil liberties

https://www.statista.com/statistics/262961/countries-with-the-most-prisoners/

2.1 MILLION people in prison

Nah, it can also mean it has a fuckton of laws and convictions

Free Speech and Right to bear arms

Yet it restricts those freedoms MORE THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY ON EARTH @The Electric Lizard

The UK has neither

How?

By putting people in prison...

They don't have hate speech laws

You're literally brainwashed.

No one is convicted for speech crimes

in the US

Yes, they are.

They are in the UK

Who

Yes they are in the us

I've shown you they are.

Give me a case study

Bomb threats, even if they're a joke.

no you have not

Over Hate Speech

Do you not know what the patriot act is?

Who in the US was arrested for Hate Speech

?

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Just one name of someone convicted for Hate Speech in the US

@S K E L L Y Ivanthenotsoterrible same

Does anyone have it?

This shit ain’t even about the uk

A name of someone who was convicted for hate speech in the US

oh wait

you can't

cause they ruled hate speech was free speech

We need to do exactly that in the UK

we need to

but probably wont

We can

not that it matters to me

Just pass it through Parliament

"

Eleven years after the St. Paul case, the U.S. Supreme Court revisited the issue of cross-burning after three people were arrested separately for violating a similar Virginia ban.

In a 5-4 ruling written by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the Supreme Court held that while cross-burning may constitute illegal intimidation in some cases, a ban on the public burning of crosses would violate the First Amendment.

"[A] State may choose to prohibit only those forms of intimidation," O'Connor wrote, "that are most likely to inspire fear of bodily harm." As a caveat, the justices noted, such acts can be prosecuted if the intent is proven, something not done in this case."