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The UK online safety act

Posted: 26 Jul 2025, 14:05
by Barty888

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 30 Jul 2025, 19:49
by Massive Attack
Hopefully Farage gets at least 2 consecutive terms in Office.🤞 

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 30 Jul 2025, 18:58
by Fauxstralian
So … Labour bloke calling Farage a PAEDO : Bad free speech
The bloke who owns Twitter saying everyone should say what they want (including Hitler was a good bloke : Free speech champion!

Farage looks more like the type into rubber suited gimpery to me

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 29 Jul 2025, 17:24
by Massive Attack
Pi Alpha Nu" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 17:16
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 15:24 Didn't think Labour could sink any lower but then they go and prove me wrong.. 



https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1A7V4EBiSh/


 
He should have gone further and called Farage a cÕ½nt.
A Prime Minister-in-waiting. 👌

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 29 Jul 2025, 17:16
by Pi Alpha Nu
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 15:24 Didn't think Labour could sink any lower but then they go and prove me wrong.. 



https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1A7V4EBiSh/

 
He should have gone further and called Farage a cÕ½nt.

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 29 Jul 2025, 17:09
by Mike Oxsaw
Swiss. wrote: ↑29 Jul 2025, 10:00
Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑28 Jul 2025, 15:10 How do you know that the VPN service you use is not provided by the authorities as simply another method of hoovering up user details and what they access?

Because it says so on their web page? Right-o.

And it also says so on several "independent" review web pages? Double right-o.

And you (YOU) have not yet had a knock at your front door...

...Do you want ice with your rightos or are you cool enough already?
What a load of bollocks you talk you senile old git. Seriously get some professional help and take a break from this site. It's not healthy to be on here 24/7 like you. 
OK. So the answers to such questions scare so much shit out of you that you'd rather they were not asked.

Why am I not surprised?

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 29 Jul 2025, 15:24
by Massive Attack
Didn't think Labour could sink any lower but then they go and prove me wrong.. 



https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1A7V4EBiSh/
 

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 29 Jul 2025, 10:24
by XKhammer
Jaan Kenbrovin" wrote: ↑28 Jul 2025, 17:43 Made me laugh when I saw that trannies are grizzling about being age restricted on lgbtq sub reddits.



 
I knew you was a wrong un
This site has now  got how many trannie conspiracy theorists?

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 29 Jul 2025, 10:00
by Swiss.
Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑28 Jul 2025, 15:10 How do you know that the VPN service you use is not provided by the authorities as simply another method of hoovering up user details and what they access?

Because it says so on their web page? Right-o.

And it also says so on several "independent" review web pages? Double right-o.

And you (YOU) have not yet had a knock at your front door...

...Do you want ice with your rightos or are you cool enough already?
What a load of bollocks you talk you senile old git. Seriously get some professional help and take a break from this site. It's not healthy to be on here 24/7 like you. 

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 28 Jul 2025, 17:43
by Jaan Kenbrovin
Made me laugh when I saw that trannies are grizzling about being age restricted on lgbtq sub reddits.


 

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 28 Jul 2025, 16:39
by factory seconds
so it's either a useless annoyance that has been implemented at a massive cost to the taxpayer like the internet equivilent of removing your shoes every time you get on a plane for fuck all reason except to make the queue an hour longer, or a massive authoritarian overreach that paves the way for wholesale china-style web censorship (there are already plenty of non wank related things getting caught in the crossfire).

either way anyone for it needs a one way ticket to DPRK to live out their stasi fantasies.
 

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 28 Jul 2025, 15:10
by Mike Oxsaw
How do you know that the VPN service you use is not provided by the authorities as simply another method of hoovering up user details and what they access?

Because it says so on their web page? Right-o.

And it also says so on several "independent" review web pages? Double right-o.

And you (YOU) have not yet had a knock at your front door...

...Do you want ice with your rightos or are you cool enough already?

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 28 Jul 2025, 11:50
by Swiss.
Any one who doesn't use a VPN is a mug. Ban them..haha right

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 28 Jul 2025, 11:22
by wils
One Sunny Day" wrote: ↑27 Jul 2025, 23:43 It's almost like whoever came up with this brain fart has never heard of VPNs

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 27 Jul 2025, 23:43
by One Sunny Day
It's almost like whoever came up with this brain fart has never heard of VPNs

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 27 Jul 2025, 19:46
by mallard
Trust people and they'll be true to you. Treat them greatly, and they will show themselves to be great.

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 27 Jul 2025, 19:36
by riosleftsock
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 27 Jul 2025, 18:04
by riosleftsock
When obedience means slavery and death, rebellion is freedom and life.

Those whom make peaceful revolution impossible, make violent revolution inevitable

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 27 Jul 2025, 16:20
by Massive Attack
yngwies Cat" wrote: ↑27 Jul 2025, 08:04 For such an advocate of free speech, how come musk suspended me from twitter for using some Anglo Saxon metaphors to describe the so called leader of the free world?



 

He did that personally, or someone wasn't doing their job properly?

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 27 Jul 2025, 13:40
by Mike Oxsaw
It's more the On-Line Straight-Jacket Act than the On-Line Safety Act, but I guess you right-on cool dudes know much better than me what it covers and won't be demanding (of people like me) why you were not warned when it steams in on your (YOUR) freedoms.

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 27 Jul 2025, 13:20
by THUNDERCLINT
So now joyo can't satisfy his depraved urges with weird fetish porn, are the nation's special needs school in immediate danger and should we be boarding up trees nationwide?

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 27 Jul 2025, 12:57
by Nutsin
Fauxstralian wrote: ↑27 Jul 2025, 08:10 Nutsack
Do you listen to Musk when he tells you Trump is on the Epstein list?

 
Faux,
Elon has a right to free speech just like the rest of us, wether or not I agree with what he says is irrelevant.


Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 27 Jul 2025, 08:10
by Fauxstralian
Nutsack
Do you listen to Musk when he tells you Trump is on the Epstein list?
 

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 27 Jul 2025, 08:04
by yngwies Cat
For such an advocate of free speech, how come musk suspended me from twitter for using some Anglo Saxon metaphors to describe the so called leader of the free world?




 

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 26 Jul 2025, 17:36
by Jaan Kenbrovin
David Icke" wrote: ↑26 Jul 2025, 17:28
Jaan Kenbrovin" wrote: ↑26 Jul 2025, 17:01 Give it arrest you boring ginger misery.


 
 
It's 'a rest' Jaan, although knowing the sick fuckers history perhaps your original post wasn't too wide of the mark.
Phone auto corrected it. So Apple must know all about him

Re: The UK online safety act

Posted: 26 Jul 2025, 17:28
by David Icke
Jaan Kenbrovin" wrote: ↑26 Jul 2025, 17:01 Give it arrest you boring ginger misery.

 
 
It's 'a rest' Jaan, although knowing the sick fuckers history perhaps your original post wasn't too wide of the mark.