Hey you white power morons

[oldfish]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/mar/30/fabrice-muamba-twitter-loses-appeal

Be careful about your trolling because you might hear a knock on the door soon and be a real fuckin sad panda droppin soap in front of actual bad asses.

This is a friendly, final warning you nazis, i will report you

[Darwoth]

at least he did not go to jail for "revving his engine in a racist manner" (car was stalling and needed to be feathered) like happened to the last victim of nanny state thought crimes i heard about

[kazroth]

Holy shit, he went to jail for speaking his mind in a public forum? Wow... fuck Europe.

[Tradesonred]

Rwanda genocide = people "speaking their minds" (motivating people to commit genocide) in a public forum

[kazroth]

You realize if America were like that, half the RnF posts could be used as grounds for incarceration?

Do you really think his prison time is gonna change his racist attitude? The dude's probably thinking even darker thoughts these days, breeding even more hate.

And the real reality is, the judicial system now has grounds to punish people for speaking their minds. They just took a step on the slippery slope to tyranny - no wonder they took 90 minutes to deliberate such a momentous decision.

The people in that country should be fearing what those judges just did.

[Truth]

holy fuk itd be a life sentence if i could go to jail for my tweets GOD BLESS AMERICA AND LT. LITTLEGYNO

[FoxxHound]

wat?

[Sirken]

A student who mocked the football player Fabrice Muamba on Twitter after the Bolton player collapsed with a cardiac arrest, has lost his appeal against a 56-day jail term.
Liam Stacey, 21, of Pontypridd, south Wales, sobbed as he was taken away after the failed appeal hearing at Swansea crown court.
i stopped reading at the bold part. if you dont live in america, you cant just say whatever you want. if you d live in america, you can say anything (aside from threats, and as that would still be considered assault)

[kazroth]

i stopped reading at the bold part. if you dont live in america, you cant just say whatever you want. if you d live in america, you can say anything (aside from threats, and as that would still be considered assault)

Yeah, they also gave up their right to bear handguns. Look how far that's gotten them. Trusting in the government to provide personal security is a grievous mistake. Especially when it could be the government intent on perpetrating that harm. Our constitution was developed to protect us from tyranny, yet ignorant people fight to destroy it every day. Makes me a sad panda. :(

[Nirgon]

The bobbies will be at your door to bomp you with their billies.

[Srs Not Ames]

YOU R THE REAL MORAN