Rogan Exposes Dangerous Rise of Censorship in Society
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 107 days ago
**Censorship** is creeping into society under the guise of protecting people from "hateful" speech, and Joe Rogan isn't having it.
In a recent podcast episode, Rogan spotlighted the alarming rise of government overreach in the UK, suggesting it even surpasses the repressive measures seen in Russia.
He highlighted that more individuals are arrested for "thought crimes" in England than in Russia, with figures indicating around 3,300 people facing legal consequences for social media posts in the UK compared to just 400 in Russia.
"Terrible government overreach – you’re seeing it now in England where people are getting arrested for tweets," Rogan asserted.
The comedian and podcast host drew attention to Stephen Parkinson, the Director of Public Prosecutions in the UK, who warned that simply retweeting information relating to ongoing riots could result in criminal charges.
This reflects a chilling trend where the definition of "hateful" is rapidly shifting, leading to increasingly subjective interpretations of free speech.
Rogan noted, "In our lifetime we’ve seen that get moved,” referencing instances where expressing traditional views about gender identity has been classified as “hateful.”
Amid such oppressive state actions, one can't help but reflect on the forthcoming election, where candidates like Donald Trump stand firm against similar trends in America.
While the left seems intent on silencing dissenting opinions, Trump continues to advocate for individual rights, including the right to free speech—a fundamental principle under threat in many parts of the world today.
Joe Rogan's comments serve as a stark reminder of the dangers of unchecked governmental power and the importance of protecting our freedoms.
With growing concerns about government interference and the erosion of free expression, it’s imperative that American voters remain vigilant and supportive of leaders who champion these critical liberties.
As the debate on free speech intensifies, all eyes will be on the upcoming election to see which party will prioritize the rights of its citizens over government control.
Sources:
modernity.news
bearingarms.com
outkick.com
In a recent podcast episode, Rogan spotlighted the alarming rise of government overreach in the UK, suggesting it even surpasses the repressive measures seen in Russia.
He highlighted that more individuals are arrested for "thought crimes" in England than in Russia, with figures indicating around 3,300 people facing legal consequences for social media posts in the UK compared to just 400 in Russia.
"Terrible government overreach – you’re seeing it now in England where people are getting arrested for tweets," Rogan asserted.
The comedian and podcast host drew attention to Stephen Parkinson, the Director of Public Prosecutions in the UK, who warned that simply retweeting information relating to ongoing riots could result in criminal charges.
This reflects a chilling trend where the definition of "hateful" is rapidly shifting, leading to increasingly subjective interpretations of free speech.
Rogan noted, "In our lifetime we’ve seen that get moved,” referencing instances where expressing traditional views about gender identity has been classified as “hateful.”
Amid such oppressive state actions, one can't help but reflect on the forthcoming election, where candidates like Donald Trump stand firm against similar trends in America.
While the left seems intent on silencing dissenting opinions, Trump continues to advocate for individual rights, including the right to free speech—a fundamental principle under threat in many parts of the world today.
Joe Rogan's comments serve as a stark reminder of the dangers of unchecked governmental power and the importance of protecting our freedoms.
With growing concerns about government interference and the erosion of free expression, it’s imperative that American voters remain vigilant and supportive of leaders who champion these critical liberties.
As the debate on free speech intensifies, all eyes will be on the upcoming election to see which party will prioritize the rights of its citizens over government control.
Sources:
modernity.news
bearingarms.com
outkick.com
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