Surely The Police Should Have Been Involved Here?

youngmafbog | 11:46 Tue 12th Jun 2018 | News

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Now I'm one for freedom of speech but this is very worrying. Some of what was written here shows some very sick minds and vile acts that appear to be pointed at specific people.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5833725/Warwick-University-expels-three-students-sick-Facebook-group-chat.html

Should This Policewoman Be Fired Over This?

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andy-hughes

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This type of incident points to the downside of social media. In the days before social media, in order to communicate any 'social' thoughts, you had to actually verbalise them to other people, and if you spoke in an unacceptable manner, you would be cut off instantly, and eventually learn a conversation filter based on what is, and what is not acceptable to...

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Spicerack

NO. It's obviously 'banter' between young lads.
The article keeps referring to them as sharing JOKES.
IMO, people really ought to stop saying 'I'm a great believer in free speech' if they intend to put a 'but' on it. (although, of course, you can if you want to, ;-))

Spicerack

Jno, fyi Mark Steyn won his case($4m) Makes the hit piece you found somewhat redundant.
If you stopped reading such garbage and actually listened to some Mark S videos you'd be a much happier, better educated and well rounded person.

youngmafbog

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I will continue to do so Spice.

There are lines with free speech and I think this lot well passed it. In addition even thinking like that should ring alarm bells.

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