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Uh huh sure, the UK government is to be trusted.

The UK also requires a mobile number, photo or some sort of ID. So multiple vectors for identity theft, truly hilarious.

Even if it's legal it should really be illegal purely on the fact that it was posted maliciously.

The fact that it goes viral at all is the problem.

I'm sure it looks all well and good but the lad won't face any actual consequence. TikTok needs to be banned.

Going by inflation it costs the same as it previous one, though in all likelihood it will cost probably twice as much.

Sony is desperate to force PSN+ on Steam users for their online games, I'd be shocked if they back down from this.

It's dramatic content for a drama addicted populace and it also means the government can blame wokeists for stopping the entire enterprise.

No they didn't. They're doing exactly what the government want to keep the peasants fed with garbage.

Irrefutable is a bit absolutist in a world of deepfakes and AI-generated movies isn't it? I'm willing to believe that enough people witnessed it and that's good enough but not for ending someone's life especially if the only reason this occurred in the first place is societies apathy towards...

I dunno... if it happened very recently (like being live or basically live) the moron angle could be used to escape consequence, but anything that is perceived as 'a long time ago' is going to be treated with suspicion. It certainly fits the bill for revenge porn.

Some folks would have you believe that England is Mexico with a bunch of cartels walking around cutting off entire families heads.

I think the addition of minimum (who reads articles?) is rather important context and the lack thereof is prime 'he'll be out in half the time' material.

It can be objectively worse and still be exaggerated. The way the news reports on London as if it's a national problem instead of a London one is I think a consequence of local news being demolished.

Inevitable really when the social contract was destroyed and millennials had to suffer being the first generation where life gets worse. However I think most of it is in people's heads that it's more violent now than in the past, I think that's just a symptom of the internet and 24/7 media.

I'd be surprised if he could find 100 people willing to take on the job at this point with an organisation that is so scandal-ridden.

The BBC are also stirring up pro-establishment trouble constantly with their garbage headlines. He was given a MINIMUM of 13 years and whilst there's a valid argument that it should just be life without appeal (or whatever it's called here) the judge has to follow guidelines for sentencing.

He's clearly personally demolishing police stations.

If you aren't a billionaire you don't exist.

Every single minutia of events from Rhyl to Hyderabad is now a national security threat and it's clearly on purpose to keep the oldies/weak scared.