Thank God we’ve got the government here to protect us.
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They should just block UK traffic like the porn sites do. This is an excellent way to lose a resource the government regularly uses.
Bold of you to assume the govt won’t just use the same VPNs they’ll ban the proles from having.
To download Wikipedia to your computer for offline use, see here: https://kiwix.org/en/
Guess who becomes much easier to brainwash and control when the kids of this generation don't have access to unfederated information and educational outlets?
The adults of next generation!
Fuck this new world order.
They're gonna lose next election harder than Tories and I'm not even going to feel sorry for them.
It'll fuck me and my family over big time. More than Brexit did. I was always powerless to change anything here, they'll vote reform and they'll go even harder on this shit. Thatcher 2.0 incoming.
You're blaming the current government for a law that was brought in by the previous government.
I'm sorry, which government told us they're not going to discuss this even after the very system designed to bring things up to their attention passed the threshold?
You don't get to hide behind "it was done before we got here" when you're actively pushing for it.
I sure wish Wikipedia would just grow a pair and outright block UK IP addresses.
Is it just me or is this Labour government more far right than the previous Tory one?
This is actually a Tory policy, where the law was passed by the previous Tory government and came into force under labour.
That's not a get out of jail card, because they could have stopped it, and instead choose to continue it, just like they continued the NHS anti trans policies. Or the way they choose to continue the same austerity budget rules.
At this point, I'd say they're exactly as right wing as the Tories.
Labour have always had a bad track record of civil liberties. Although as the other reply notes this was a Tory policy initially, I've not gone over the proposed amendments to see if they'd have implemented it slightly differently (I suspect not). Unfortunately policies like these are both popular and free for the govt to implement so it's literally a no-brainer for MPs to vote through without thinking about consequences.
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