It’s an interesting point. I’d say that Elon Musk has a much louder voice, and a lot more influence than Kier Starmer.
they would need to follow any laws much like they do with the anti nazi laws in GermanyI see Elon Musk is going at it with Starmer on twitter.
It's a mental situation. Dare I say Musk is as powerful as a small nation? What can Starmer/UK Gov do to combat Twitter?
That isn't where a certain painter originated from is it? joke!Oh Vienna
Musk has a point though, starmer should have said in his press conference that the police and government should protect all communities not just the Muslim community.
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they would need to follow any laws much like they do with the anti nazi laws in Germany
he holds no actual power and twitter has to abide by the laws in the lands in operates in
Adolf?That isn't where a certain painter originated from is it? joke!
Do they have laws against Twitter stoking far right violence in Germany?
Didn't Turkey ban Twitter briefly a few years back during political unrest?
I suggest reading up about Musk's philosophy and world view. He hasn't been too secret about it.Why are these people who head these big corporations so dangerous? Why do they feel the need to enflame?
anti holocaust denial and glorification of the nazi's lawsDo they have laws against Twitter stoking far right violence in Germany?
Didn't Turkey ban Twitter briefly a few years back during political unrest?
That’s SBT gone then.Maybe we can consult China or North Korea on how they keep a lid on the Internet?
Don't think you meant the 'anti' there.anti holocaust denial and glorification of the nazi's laws
Twitter in the end has to hide those tweets from people in Germany which if applied here to disinformation tweets would mean the people they want to rile up cant see them.
Musk may act tough but he has to abide by the laws of the lands in which he trades.
No more Shadwell. No more Rock. No more Grendel. I fakkin love you Grendel.That’s SBT gone then.
anti holocaust denial and glorification of the nazi's laws
Twitter in the end has to hide those tweets from people in Germany which if applied here to disinformation tweets would mean the people they want to rile up cant see them.
Musk may act tough but he has to abide by the laws of the lands in which he trades.
Of course it is. None of it as a legit protest now is it. It’s rioting, by stupid angry chavs. Looting and fighting police and damaging property. Scumyou really havent got a clue if you think that’s the reason
Having spent a fair amount of time in Brighton I would think there would be very large anti fascist presence.Apparently an immigration solicitors' office is to be targeted in Brighton tomorrow. I can see it kicking off big time there.
An anti fattist might be more effective looking at a lot of them (and yes as a fellow fatty I can say it - I'm reclaiming the F word)Having spent a fair amount of time in Brighton I would think there would be very large anti fascist presence.
it's not rules, it's the law and like any company with any kind of operations there they have to abide by them. It doesn't matter when the laws came in.Did those rules come in before Musk took over?
The tweets our government would want to hide are unfortunately what Musk is tweeting himself... All messy really.
We should have an "Anti Fattist ,Facial Tension" mob organised.An anti fattist might be more effective looking at a lot of them (and yes as a fellow fatty I can say it - I'm reclaiming the F word)
Not as well as they'd likeMaybe we can consult China or North Korea on how they keep a lid on the Internet?
it's not rules, it's the law and like any company with any kind of operations there they have to abide by them. It doesn't matter when the laws came in.
if we say had laws governing twitter usage they would have to abide by them or block twitter service is the uk.
I can't imagine Tats or Raphael would like it and tbh it's a bit unfair on them.Yeah absolutely. Although then the debate would be around what can and can't say. German nazi laws would stop the extreme tweets but I assume that wouldn't stop the rhetoric that Musk is talking about with 'Two Tier' policing.
Would be interested to see the response in the UK by the right wingers if the blocked twitter.
I can't imagine Tats or Raphael would like it and tbh it's a bit unfair on them.
Musk has a point though, starmer should have said in his press conference that the police and government should protect all communities not just the Muslim community.
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It would depend on what laws we brought in, if we wanted and passed a law that said any disinformation is illegal he'd have to make his own tweets not viewable in the UK.Yeah absolutely. Although then the debate would be around what can and can't say. German nazi laws would stop the extreme tweets but I assume that wouldn't stop the rhetoric that Musk is talking about with 'Two Tier' policing.
Would be interested to see the response in the UK by the right wingers if the blocked twitter.
Yeah but not his wife apparentlyHaji would be happy
it's not rules, it's the law and like any company with any kind of operations there they have to abide by them. It doesn't matter when the laws came in.
if we say had laws governing twitter usage they would have to abide by them or block twitter service is the uk.
It's amazing how people just want to ignore particular things isn't it? Must be amazing living in bubbles.
Is saying Callum Doyle will be signing shortly disinformation?I've always been against the call of policing speech on social media. The problem is that the internet is not what it was 15 years ago. The small little pockets of weird conspiracy theories where normal people would just describe as weirdos are now mainstream.
Plus you have the owner of a huge platform playing politics (huge in the US and now the UK) while also stoking the fire of division.
I don't believe in forced identification (whether that is something decided by the platform is another matter). A way to stop it would be to pass laws that allow huge fines to these social media companies for not cracking down on extremism and disinformation (both left & right).
It shouldn't be bought in the heat of the moment. Any law that would be passed would need to be thought out and discussed with industry leaders (and not people who have fingers in pies). If it's done just by politicians, who, if they are anything like American politicians, they don't know their arse from their elbow when it comes to the internet. If it's not done correctly, it will only be abused by this government or future ones.
Space Karen is loving this though, stoking the fire, enabling bot farms and encouraging the spread of disinformation. It leads to more interaction & more traffic.
ReportedI've always been against the call of policing speech on social media. The problem is that the internet is not what it was 15 years ago. The small little pockets of weird conspiracy theories where normal people would just describe as weirdos are now mainstream.
Plus you have the owner of a huge platform playing politics (huge in the US and now the UK) while also stoking the fire of division.
I don't believe in forced identification (whether that is something decided by the platform is another matter). A way to stop it would be to pass laws that allow huge fines to these social media companies for not cracking down on extremism and disinformation (both left & right).
It shouldn't be bought in the heat of the moment. Any law that would be passed would need to be thought out and discussed with industry leaders (and not people who have fingers in pies). If it's done just by politicians, who, if they are anything like American politicians, they don't know their arse from their elbow when it comes to the internet. If it's not done correctly, it will only be abused by this government or future ones.
Space Karen is loving this though, stoking the fire, enabling bot farms and encouraging the spread of disinformation. It leads to more interaction & more traffic.
Bastards
Pay particular attention to the 57kg and 66kg “women’s“ boxing.Isn't it nice to see France having a party with all creeds and colours having positive sporting fun. That's what life is about. I'm going to try and watch the Olympics tonight rather than Sky News. Maybe all of us on here should do that and take a break from this thread.
Can't understand the issue. Simply punch her in the bollocks.Pay particular attention to the 57kg and 66kg “women’s“ boxing.
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