Load of bollocks, this meme is tiresome. It's the USA that fires people and jails people for a month for social media posts
https://apnews.com/article/charlie-kirk-meme-tennessee-arres...
Or if you want some actual context rather than twitter outrage bait
There are literally people in the UK in jail for tweets deemed to be incitement to violence. Maybe you think it's a good thing! I don't care! But it's ridiculous to argue over the facts on the ground.
What were the tweets?
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yl7p4l11po
> Lucy Connolly, 42, whose husband serves on Northampton Town Council, pleaded guilty in September after posting the expletive-ridden message on X the day three girls were stabbed to death in July 2024.
> She was released from HMP Peterborough earlier after she was handed a 31-month prison sentence in October at Birmingham Crown Court.
Like this one? I mean this is not some hard to find secret.
I don't have examples of tweets handy, but here are stickers that get you 2 years in UK jail: They reportedly contained slogans such as “We will be a minority in our homeland by 2066”, “Mass immigration is white genocide”, “intolerance is a virtue” and “they seek conquest not asylum.”
Sources:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-leeds-68448867 (does not quote a single sticker that he was jailed for)
https://www.gbnews.com/news/sam-melia-free-speech-activists-...
Ahh, the famous "criminal damage is tweeting" case
"putting stickers on things is criminal damage deserving of prison time" is no better of a position
But we should probably pay attention to what was written on the stickers.
America literally jails people for quoting the US president
The UK jails people for extreme incitement
Extreme incitement to changing government immigration policy.
No you are thinking of AMERICA as I linked