a friendly reminder to all american brothersyou have a genuinely working constitutional right to say or symbolically do anything you want without fear of government prosecution that carries the potential for punishment or real incarcerationthis is a mechanism that really works and protects you from the government in the US unlike most countries that claim to have something similari and most of us who don't live in the US can not do or say anything without fear of prosecution
>>545475599>of *government* prosecutionthe problem is that the one doing the prosecution is NGO armies and women in general. It's not the government firing you from your job and doxxing you for saying obviously true things. It happens anyway.
>>545475900Russian Bot
>>545475900no, you don't get itbeing fucking incarcerated is 9999 times worse than being fired or doxxed or whatever, being canceled by the society is not the same as being punished by the statethink for a second that you can't get in the prison for saying those things
>>545475599It's meaningless without nuance. Active subversion and coordination of the overthrow of duly elected government isn't the same as saying "nigger" on twitter, is it now?
doing this can be illegal
>>545477255>wahh i cant hold a blank sign in public in russia or they arrest me and do butt stuffchina literally has killed hundreds of chinks for the say nothing protests. their roving execution and organ harvesting vans come out in force whenever the kids get uppityyou fucking wimpyou have it so good and refuse to see it
>>545476197Memeflag.
>>545475900you just got debanked
This does not come free. There is a real threat the federal government may come for someone for illegitimate means, tyranny essentially. We need to be ready to lay our lives down to protect those freedoms if the need arises.
>>545477660what a stupid argument lol>yeah my country isn't the absolute worst on the planet and chink sweat shop slaves exist so what abuses of power we do have to suffer are completely finekill yourself nigger
>>545477660don't get me wrong i know those things, china is abysmal alright, but im just stating the fact that americans have it betteri was really fascinated by the fact that us law really works and courts are there not only to state a final decision right away but to have a real judicial process, unlike in russia where if you are on trial you are already convicted a priori
crazy, fucking UK bro
>>545476616>>545475599you are right, anon, it is a great thing. the Founding Fathers were wise and benevolent men
>>545475599I agree with a system that for a comment if they want it to be changed you have to change it or move it to something that doesn't share it. But it has to be like you have 24 to 72 hours
And if you repeat they give you therapy in jail
But also for something ridiculous they might just jail you anyway
>>545475599>The UcucK What a suprise
But I would do that here too. For instance like think rappers and just as an example or even people like exactly myself.
Maybe it's like 48 hours house arrest like a timeout
>>545475900this/thread
>>545480557>>545480631>>545480826>>545480971>>545481094>think rappersyou can move to russia any time you want, but i would prefer preserving america as is now
>>545475599>a lying pidor lying againmany such cases."Between 2010 and the end of 2024, more than 30,000 administrative (fines) and criminal cases (fines and prison sentences) were initiated in Russia over statements made online. Notably, over 1/3 of all these cases and formal charges occurred after 2022—the year the full-scale war in Ukraine began.The primary penalty for online posts is a fine. Over a three-year period (roughly from 2022 to 2024), courts have imposed fines on at least 10,500 individuals. The average fine amount has risen to approximately 13,500 rubles (with the amounts for a number of legal provisions having doubled since 2022).In 2024, Russian courts began imposing administrative detention (arrests) on defendants in approximately 10% of cases (for an average duration of 9 days) — the highest figure since 2010.Thousands of cases have escalated into criminal prosecutions (involving charges such as "discrediting the army," "justifying terrorism," spreading "fake news," "extremism," or "rehabilitating Nazism"). Prison sentences in such cases frequently range from two to five years or more, depending on the severity of the charge and how a specific repost or comment is legally classified."
>>545476197Kike flaggot
>>545482402pidor shill
>>545482138are you a bot or something? i do not deny it in any way
russian constitution literally states your rights may be restricted if necessary (if the government decides it is)
