UK Police Now Threatening to Arrest People Who Make Fun of Their Facebook Posts About Drug Busts

I posted a thread about UK police threatening to arrest people for speaking out against baby Alfie's state sanctioned murder.

The defenders came in here saying it was ok because of the extreme situation. Most of You Guys in the UK were ok with it .

Well now they have decided to go a step further and are threatening to arrest people who make fun of their Facebook posts celebrating their small time drug busts.



LOL AYFKM? Has the whole UK gone snowflake liberal? Now even the cops are worried about getting their feelings hurt?

Are they going to ask for safe spaces and frikin cry closets next?

Hey inspector jackass post about busting real criminals and maybe people will respect you. But keep posting about a little bit of cannabis and people are going to think you are a joke.

Arrested if you hurt their feelings WTF has happened to the world..

When stumbling across a police department’s social media page, it easy to see how out of touch law enforcement is with the rest of society. If police understood what people truly cared about, their social media pages would at least give lip service to violent crime, and they would use these platforms as propaganda tools to give the illusion that they are making people safe.

thefreethoughtproject.com...

No freedom of speech in England.

Sad.

Everything I know about the British Police I learned from the Monty Python gang. Apparently that's still relevant.

Here's another good video

originally posted by: notsure1
I posted a thread about UK police threatening to arrest people for speaking out against baby Alfie's state sanctioned murder.

The defenders came in here saying it was ok because of the extreme situation. Most of You Guys in the UK were ok with it .

Well now they have decided to go a step further and are threatening to arrest people who make fun of their Facebook posts celebrating their small time drug busts.

LOL AYFKM? Has the whole UK gone snowflake liberal? Now even the cops are worried about getting their feelings hurt?

Are they going to ask for safe spaces and frikin cry closets next?

Hey inspector jackass post about busting real criminals and maybe people will respect you. But keep posting about a little bit of cannabis and people are going to think you are a joke.

Arrested if you hurt their feelings WTF has happened to the world..

When stumbling across a police department’s social media page, it easy to see how out of touch law enforcement is with the rest of society. If police understood what people truly cared about, their social media pages would at least give lip service to violent crime, and they would use these platforms as propaganda tools to give the illusion that they are making people safe.

thefreethoughtproject.com...

Your memory seems somewhat faulty.

What people told you about was that the police were threatening to arrest people who were making threats against the hospital and its staff.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: notsure1
I posted a thread about UK police threatening to arrest people for speaking out against baby Alfie's state sanctioned murder.

The defenders came in here saying it was ok because of the extreme situation. Most of You Guys in the UK were ok with it .

Well now they have decided to go a step further and are threatening to arrest people who make fun of their Facebook posts celebrating their small time drug busts.

LOL AYFKM? Has the whole UK gone snowflake liberal? Now even the cops are worried about getting their feelings hurt?

Are they going to ask for safe spaces and frikin cry closets next?

Hey inspector jackass post about busting real criminals and maybe people will respect you. But keep posting about a little bit of cannabis and people are going to think you are a joke.

Arrested if you hurt their feelings WTF has happened to the world..

When stumbling across a police department’s social media page, it easy to see how out of touch law enforcement is with the rest of society. If police understood what people truly cared about, their social media pages would at least give lip service to violent crime, and they would use these platforms as propaganda tools to give the illusion that they are making people safe.

thefreethoughtproject.com...

Your memory seems somewhat faulty.

What people told you about was that the police were threatening to arrest people who were making threats against the hospital and its staff.

Thats what you guys kept trying to infer.. But they used the same language in their tweet "malicious communications."

originally posted by: notsure1

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: notsure1
I posted a thread about UK police threatening to arrest people for speaking out against baby Alfie's state sanctioned murder.

The defenders came in here saying it was ok because of the extreme situation. Most of You Guys in the UK were ok with it .

Well now they have decided to go a step further and are threatening to arrest people who make fun of their Facebook posts celebrating their small time drug busts.

LOL AYFKM? Has the whole UK gone snowflake liberal? Now even the cops are worried about getting their feelings hurt?

Are they going to ask for safe spaces and frikin cry closets next?

Hey inspector jackass post about busting real criminals and maybe people will respect you. But keep posting about a little bit of cannabis and people are going to think you are a joke.

Arrested if you hurt their feelings WTF has happened to the world..

When stumbling across a police department’s social media page, it easy to see how out of touch law enforcement is with the rest of society. If police understood what people truly cared about, their social media pages would at least give lip service to violent crime, and they would use these platforms as propaganda tools to give the illusion that they are making people safe.

thefreethoughtproject.com...

Your memory seems somewhat faulty.

What people told you about was that the police were threatening to arrest people who were making threats against the hospital and its staff.

Thats what you guys kept trying to infer.. But they used the same language in their tweet "malicious communications."

Not inferring, stating outright.

Do you think people should be allowed to make threats online?

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: notsure1

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: notsure1
I posted a thread about UK police threatening to arrest people for speaking out against baby Alfie's state sanctioned murder.

The defenders came in here saying it was ok because of the extreme situation. Most of You Guys in the UK were ok with it .

Well now they have decided to go a step further and are threatening to arrest people who make fun of their Facebook posts celebrating their small time drug busts.

LOL AYFKM? Has the whole UK gone snowflake liberal? Now even the cops are worried about getting their feelings hurt?

Are they going to ask for safe spaces and frikin cry closets next?

Hey inspector jackass post about busting real criminals and maybe people will respect you. But keep posting about a little bit of cannabis and people are going to think you are a joke.

Arrested if you hurt their feelings WTF has happened to the world..

When stumbling across a police department’s social media page, it easy to see how out of touch law enforcement is with the rest of society. If police understood what people truly cared about, their social media pages would at least give lip service to violent crime, and they would use these platforms as propaganda tools to give the illusion that they are making people safe.

thefreethoughtproject.com...

Your memory seems somewhat faulty.

What people told you about was that the police were threatening to arrest people who were making threats against the hospital and its staff.

Thats what you guys kept trying to infer.. But they used the same language in their tweet "malicious communications."

Not inferring, stating outright.

Do you think people should be allowed to make threats online?

This is what i mean you guys accept this because of the extreme situation they were not just threatening the people making threats .

This is where allowing that bs like someone being convicted of a crime for teaching his dog the Nazi salute and baby Alfie got you.

Now the cops are going to arrest you for hurting their precious feelings .


So the Question is do you think they should be allowed to arrest people for this?

originally posted by: notsure1

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: notsure1

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: notsure1
I posted a thread about UK police threatening to arrest people for speaking out against baby Alfie's state sanctioned murder.

The defenders came in here saying it was ok because of the extreme situation. Most of You Guys in the UK were ok with it .

Well now they have decided to go a step further and are threatening to arrest people who make fun of their Facebook posts celebrating their small time drug busts.

LOL AYFKM? Has the whole UK gone snowflake liberal? Now even the cops are worried about getting their feelings hurt?

Are they going to ask for safe spaces and frikin cry closets next?

Hey inspector jackass post about busting real criminals and maybe people will respect you. But keep posting about a little bit of cannabis and people are going to think you are a joke.

Arrested if you hurt their feelings WTF has happened to the world..

When stumbling across a police department’s social media page, it easy to see how out of touch law enforcement is with the rest of society. If police understood what people truly cared about, their social media pages would at least give lip service to violent crime, and they would use these platforms as propaganda tools to give the illusion that they are making people safe.

thefreethoughtproject.com...

Your memory seems somewhat faulty.

What people told you about was that the police were threatening to arrest people who were making threats against the hospital and its staff.

Thats what you guys kept trying to infer.. But they used the same language in their tweet "malicious communications."

Not inferring, stating outright.

Do you think people should be allowed to make threats online?

This is what i mean you guys accept this because of the extreme situation they were not just threatening the people making threats .

This is where allowing that bs like someone being convicted of a crime for teaching his dog the Nazi salute and baby Alfie got you.

Now the cops are going to arrest you for hurting their precious feelings .


So the Question is do you think they should be allowed to arrest people for this?

Nothing to do with it being an extreme situation. The law on malicious communications applies in all cases.

Now the there is a good argument that the law is too broadly worded but I absolutely do think the police should be involved in cases of online harassment and threats.

a reply to: notsure1

More PROOF that the UK is a Sharia Law, socialist POLICE STATE that MURDERS BABIES. It should be called Police Sector UKanistan.

How can the UK fall so far when the bastion of FREE SPEECH and undivided society is sitting like God's Crown across the ocean? In America you can say whatever you like to the police without fear of being shot dead or choked out on the street. No penalties, no fines.

I wonder what would happen if a handful of Brits picked out a handful of UK officers today and were abusive? I wonder what the difference would be in the US? Well obviously in the US they'd get a big smile and high five for the 1st Amendment. Yay yay USA!

a reply to: Kandinsky


So your ok with them arresting people for calling them clowns on Facebook for being proud of busting a pothead?

ETA if this was the US police I would be throwing a fit. I do not think our cops are perfect..

But they cant arrest you for this..

originally posted by: ScepticScot

Not inferring, stating outright.

Do you think people should be allowed to make threats online?

Certainly not.

British police should be aware that their social media post are being monitored and any malicious communications or threatening posts will be investigated and where necessary acted upon.

originally posted by: VictorVonDoom

originally posted by: ScepticScot

Not inferring, stating outright.

Do you think people should be allowed to make threats online?

Certainly not.

British police should be aware that their social media post are being monitored and any malicious communications or threatening posts will be investigated and where necessary acted upon.

Well the law does apply to the police as well.

Unless you are tying to imply that the police giving a warning about possible legal consequences is the same as people threatening the staff at a children's hospital. But that would just be a bit silly.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: VictorVonDoom

originally posted by: ScepticScot

Not inferring, stating outright.

Do you think people should be allowed to make threats online?

Certainly not.

British police should be aware that their social media post are being monitored and any malicious communications or threatening posts will be investigated and where necessary acted upon.

Well the law does apply to the police as well.

Unless you are tying to imply that the police giving a warning about possible legal consequences is the same as people threatening the staff at a children's hospital. But that would just be a bit silly.

This situation is no different then me being able to arrest you for not agreeing with me on this post and calling it retarded.

The pitiful thing here is some folks will actually be scared of the threatened repercussions...the police can do nothing about someone mocking their sorry tweets regarding a miniscule "drugs bust".
Laugh at them, be happy, be free, when you willingly capitulate to bullies you've lost more than just your self esteem.
Laughter and derision are not offensive behaviour, the entire British sense of humor is based on self deprecating humor and ridicule of idiots of which the police officer making these sanctimonious threats is a prime example of.
Go and catch some child abuser immigrants who abuse the hospitality of their adopted country instead of pussy footing around looking for something to be offended by. Pussy nation indeed, whatever happened to the 'Great' bit?

originally posted by: notsure1

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: VictorVonDoom

originally posted by: ScepticScot

Not inferring, stating outright.

Do you think people should be allowed to make threats online?

Certainly not.

British police should be aware that their social media post are being monitored and any malicious communications or threatening posts will be investigated and where necessary acted upon.

Well the law does apply to the police as well.

Unless you are tying to imply that the police giving a warning about possible legal consequences is the same as people threatening the staff at a children's hospital. But that would just be a bit silly.

This situation is no different then me being able to arrest you for not agreeing with me on this post and calling it retarded.

Since no one is getting arrested for not agreeing it really is very different.

originally posted by: notsure1

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: VictorVonDoom

originally posted by: ScepticScot

Not inferring, stating outright.

Do you think people should be allowed to make threats online?

Certainly not.

British police should be aware that their social media post are being monitored and any malicious communications or threatening posts will be investigated and where necessary acted upon.

Well the law does apply to the police as well.

Unless you are tying to imply that the police giving a warning about possible legal consequences is the same as people threatening the staff at a children's hospital. But that would just be a bit silly.

This situation is no different then me being able to arrest you for not agreeing with me on this post and calling it retarded.

Since no one is getting arrested for not agreeing it really is very different.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: notsure1

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: VictorVonDoom

originally posted by: ScepticScot

Not inferring, stating outright.

Do you think people should be allowed to make threats online?

Certainly not.

British police should be aware that their social media post are being monitored and any malicious communications or threatening posts will be investigated and where necessary acted upon.

Well the law does apply to the police as well.

Unless you are tying to imply that the police giving a warning about possible legal consequences is the same as people threatening the staff at a children's hospital. But that would just be a bit silly.

This situation is no different then me being able to arrest you for not agreeing with me on this post and calling it retarded.

Since no one is getting arrested for not agreeing it really is very different.

Not yet. but thats why they made the threat.

originally posted by: notsure1

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: notsure1

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: VictorVonDoom

originally posted by: ScepticScot

Not inferring, stating outright.

Do you think people should be allowed to make threats online?

Certainly not.

British police should be aware that their social media post are being monitored and any malicious communications or threatening posts will be investigated and where necessary acted upon.

Well the law does apply to the police as well.

Unless you are tying to imply that the police giving a warning about possible legal consequences is the same as people threatening the staff at a children's hospital. But that would just be a bit silly.

This situation is no different then me being able to arrest you for not agreeing with me on this post and calling it retarded.

Since no one is getting arrested for not agreeing it really is very different.

Not yet. but thats why they made the threat.

Since disagreeing isn't against the law then no it isn't.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: notsure1

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: notsure1

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: VictorVonDoom

originally posted by: ScepticScot

Not inferring, stating outright.

Do you think people should be allowed to make threats online?

Certainly not.

British police should be aware that their social media post are being monitored and any malicious communications or threatening posts will be investigated and where necessary acted upon.

Well the law does apply to the police as well.

Unless you are tying to imply that the police giving a warning about possible legal consequences is the same as people threatening the staff at a children's hospital. But that would just be a bit silly.

This situation is no different then me being able to arrest you for not agreeing with me on this post and calling it retarded.

Since no one is getting arrested for not agreeing it really is very different.

Not yet. but thats why they made the threat.

Since disagreeing isn't against the law then no it isn't.

The fact that you are happy to accept them being allowed to threaten you with arrest just to shut you up is mind boggling..

That is in fact what they are doing.