Protect the Children !!!!!!!!

[Geffers]

In the UK the Online Safety Act was apparently designed to protect children, so far it is just being used to curtail online speech.

This video explains well the probable intent of the bill which was concocted by a Conservative Government and is being enforced by a Labour Government.

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Geffers

 

[Hitcore]

so far it is just being used to curtail online speech.

Britain seems to have a knack for that, a tradition that has been alive and kicking (users off of the internet) for years.
Countries with the most arrests for online comments:

United Kingdom: 12,183+
Belarus: 6,205+
Germany: 3,500+
China: ~1,500
Turkey: ~500
Russia: ~400
Poland: ~300
Thailand: ~258
Brazil: ~200
Syria: ~146
India: ~100
Iran: ~100
France: ~54
United States: ~50
Vietnam: ~45
Egypt: ~20
Saudi Arabia: ~15
Azerbaijan: ~13
Hungary: ~10

Figures estimated as of 2023 according to multiple data points. Below some examples what people got arrested for.

UK Social Media Laws - How and Why are People Being Arrested for Posts?

From memes to convictions: how UK laws like Section 127 and the Malicious Comms Act turn posts into prosecutions - and why supporters and critics clash.

redact.dev

Protect the children !!!!!!!

It was never about the children, indeed.

 

[Tiffany]

I don't have anything good to say about this OSA and get the sentiments above.

 

[Retro]

I agree with what this guy's saying, but why are his production values so awful? This makes the video unpleasant to watch and hence compromises the message he's delivering. He's hardly the only one saying this, so not like it's this or nothing.

If you compare this video with the first ones in November 2018, you'll see that the video quality has dropped significantly. Why is this one at only 1280x720 at 17fps? 17fps! Looks like garbage, frankly and no excuse for this in 2025 with 4K60 easily possible from an iPhone or similar and YouTube able to broadcast that resolution routinely.

Definitely not subbing this channel and will dismiss it as uninterested if it crops up in my recommendations.

 

[Hitcore]

Why is this one at only 1280x720 at 17fps? 17fps! Looks like garbage

Bro's using the built-in webcam of his 100 quid Temu laptop

 

[Geffers]

I agree with that this guy's saying, but why are his production values so awful? This makes the video unpleasant to watch and hence compromises the message he's delivering. He's hardly the only one saying this, so not like it's this or nothing.

If you compare this video with the first ones in November 2018, you'll see that the video quality has dropped significantly. Why is this one at only 1280x720 at 17fps? 17fps! Looks like garbage, frankly and no excuse for this in 2025 with 4K60 easily possible from an iPhone or similar and YouTube able to broadcast that resolution routinely.

Definitely not subbing this channel and will dismiss it as uninterested if it crops up in my recommendations.

He is obviously not tech savvy, you can see that by the way he ends all his videos, they just END. He has also mentioned that he does not edit any, they are raw.

 

[Geffers]

Britain seems to have a knack for that, a tradition that has been alive and kicking (users off of the internet) for years.
Countries with the most arrests for online comments:

United Kingdom: 12,183+
Belarus: 6,205+
Germany: 3,500+
China: ~1,500
Turkey: ~500
Russia: ~400
Poland: ~300
Thailand: ~258
Brazil: ~200
Syria: ~146
India: ~100
Iran: ~100
France: ~54
United States: ~50
Vietnam: ~45
Egypt: ~20
Saudi Arabia: ~15
Azerbaijan: ~13
Hungary: ~10

Figures estimated as of 2023 according to multiple data points. Below some examples what people got arrested for.

UK Social Media Laws - How and Why are People Being Arrested for Posts?

From memes to convictions: how UK laws like Section 127 and the Malicious Comms Act turn posts into prosecutions - and why supporters and critics clash.

redact.dev

It was never about the children, indeed

This arrest list is disgraceful, so UK is double Belarus in second place and nearly 4 times Germany in 3rd and our media has the cheek to quote China and Russia as authoritarian states.