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“A force of evil.” Journalist. Exclusively Games. Hype Break. I do stuff on Twitch and YouTube. Previously seen on Daily Caller, Heat Street, and The Escapist.

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    Ian Miles Cheong‏Verified account @stillgray 23 Apr 2018

    If you’re happy Count Dankula only received a fine of 800 pounds instead of prison, you aren’t seeing the bigger picture. It’s the fact that he was sentenced at all for telling a joke that is the problem. Free speech should not have a price tag attached to it by the government.

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      2. Ian Miles Cheong‏Verified account @stillgray 23 Apr 2018

        It’s fine to be relieved that Count Dankula isn’t going to prison and that the fine is so small, but we shouldn’t lull ourselves into thinking any of this was acceptable in a free society. A fine—no matter how small—is too large and too unacceptable a cost.

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      3. Ian Miles Cheong‏Verified account @stillgray 23 Apr 2018

        The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.

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      2. abi‏ @the_dovahqueen 23 Apr 2018
        Replying to @stillgray

        I’m relieved he isn’t going to jail but any punishment for a joke is unacceptable

        1 reply . 4 retweets 178 likes
      3. Chirpy‏ @Chirpygeezer 23 Apr 2018
        Replying to @the_dovahqueen @stillgray

        A joke can & should NEVER be a hate crime since no offence or no hate directed at anyone. Bad taste maybe but courts should not be the arbiters of taste. The whole thing is a disgrace.

        2 replies . 3 retweets 53 likes
      4. Jake Jortles‏ @JakeGCUK 23 Apr 2018
        Replying to @Chirpygeezer @the_dovahqueen @stillgray

        What is to stop a hateful person claiming everything they say is just a joke?

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      5. Chirpy‏ @Chirpygeezer 23 Apr 2018
        Replying to @JakeGCUK @the_dovahqueen @stillgray

        Nothing. But if they say it's a joke when they say it, it kinda either proves it is actually a joke or it defeats the purpose anyway. But in reality it's pretty obvious. Also nobody disputed Dankula was joking which makes it even more absurd.

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      2. (((Tea Junkie))) 🌹‏ @TeaJunkie1 23 Apr 2018
        Replying to @stillgray

        Count Dankula stands for free speech. Unless he doesn't agree with your politics, in which case he'll support calls for the government to ban youpic.twitter.com/t8ax9JKfqe

        18 replies . 5 retweets 16 likes
      3. cae‏ @DeusDeuce 23 Apr 2018
        Replying to @TeaJunkie1 @stillgray

        Violence isn't covered by free speech. And since antifa are violent thugs who use violence, they're not covered.

        0 replies . 0 retweets 35 likes
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      1. Jake Truemper‏ @truemper_jake 23 Apr 2018
        Replying to @stillgray

        You are so right! The price has already been payed by the men and women who died for all of our freedom. Any sort of punishment is an insult to the community.

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      1. terminalinsanity‏ @terminsane 23 Apr 2018
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        This was to set precedent. The penalty was low to keep public outrage at a minimum. But that penalty will grow, and so will the scope of this law, as this becomes normalized. #dankula

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      1. Peg Leg Joe‏ @alphabaker7 23 Apr 2018
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        even worse: the law isn't applied evenly. Islamic hate and violence preachers get a pass

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      2. The_War_Economy‏ @The_War_Economy 23 Apr 2018
        Replying to @stillgray

        Why even have Twitter and YouTube if you can get arrested / fined for the things you put on here, with rapidly changing laws and regulations in multiple different countries cross-competing with each other to see who can go insane the fastest?

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      1. Richard S Hookway‏ @Stormblade27 23 Apr 2018
        Replying to @stillgray

        " If you can't write freely and if you can't speak freely in your country, you can be sure that you are living in a very primitive country" - Mehmet Murat ildan When you can't show humour, even controversial humour, then what hope for the revelation of truth.

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      1. alfred the mediocre‏ @keithrawlins1 23 Apr 2018
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        free speech was already lost the day he was found guilty

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      1. Ron Helton‏ @RonLHelton 23 Apr 2018
        Replying to @stillgray

        Hate speech fines: Social justice version of the cuss jar. But more nefarious and expensive.

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      1. Michael‏ @BroodingHamlet 23 Apr 2018
        Replying to @stillgray @SargonOf_Akkad

        If a Nazi joke costs £800, could I call Sadiq Khan useless for £10? Is there a sale on when there have been another spate of murders in the capital?

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