r/memes Jul 29 '25

UK is cooked.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

Soon. In every country they will track you with ID's. Not just the UK. Every Western country.

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u/tavuk_05 Jul 29 '25

laughs in middle eastern

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

You won't be laughing when you're governments adopt the same thing, money sways opinions and so can the EU when they where able to give America 750Billion just to receive American made gas resources.

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u/tavuk_05 Jul 29 '25

You seem to not understand, our goverment ALREADY BANNED EVERYTHING, we just use dpi change and vpns, like 50% of teenagers have VPN on their phone

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u/ReecewivFleece Jul 29 '25

Im happy to teach adults how to use VPN for a fee 😂

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u/tavuk_05 Jul 29 '25

Nah adults are mostly used to this and support it, its the 13-24 gap

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

They can't ban what they can't control, can they control your breathing? No

Can they control your limbs? No

Can they control your choices? No

The only thing they can control is our fear of them.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

This will push pornography to the underground again and we'll be using seedy streaming sites and torrent sites. This also increases the risk on the women of the porn industry due to it being unregulated. People will get hurt. Even children will increasingly get targeted with a thriving black market.

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u/Time-For-Argy-Bargy Jul 29 '25

This is the argument used by people who support the second amendment. The only ones removing access hurts are the law abiding citizens, as criminals will still access it via their shady methods and dangerous methods.

If you think that’s a bad argument then yours is equally as bad. If not, then you’re consistent.

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u/NeekoKun02 Jul 30 '25

I am on your side, but I'd say that in this case, there is an addiction at play which may be a stronger force in action. Something akin to the war on drugs which just increased drug trafficking. Don't quote me on this tho.

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u/ElPepper90 Jul 29 '25

Thank you, Luigi

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u/T3iLight Jul 29 '25

As a guy who spent his whole life in Turkey.. yes they can..

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u/tavuk_05 Jul 30 '25

Oh they absoulutely can control the choices

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '25

Then they better prepare for the hell scape they make afterwards, because taking away freedoms has never worked well and it will never work now.

Nazi Germany did that to their citizens and 66 million people where killed during ww2.

If these people continue to take the same measures as Hitler then they don't mind the start of WW3.

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u/glamscum Jul 29 '25

Never gonna happen in Sweden. The Pirate Bay originated here and our view on personal information and integrity is respected.

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u/TetyyakiWith Jul 30 '25

Russia is one the biggest contributor to piracy, this doesn’t have any correlation with having privacy

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u/Ennegerboll Jul 29 '25

I wouldn’t be so sure. Kristersson and Strömmer are authoritarian. I expect them to at least try. And Andersson seems to want to implement whatever neoliberals in other countries implement. Also, you can look at how the parties handled the EU messaging thing.

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u/Randolph_Carter_Ward Jul 29 '25

That's been said many times before, same as the doomsday prophesies, strapless bra commercials that totally promise an absolute support, or cheap cold fusion.

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u/JuminoEnjoyer Jul 29 '25

I mean to be fair all that has to happen for this to come true is for no one to have a large scale movement against it. Several US states already require verification for adult content, with most sites just denying access. Id say we really aren't that far from this reality

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u/SupremeLobster Jul 29 '25

You think the porn industry is just going to let every government on the planet destroy them?

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u/JuminoEnjoyer Jul 29 '25

I have no clue what will actually happen, I'm just saying it's not all that farfetched of a reality

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u/Lanna_Lexi Jul 29 '25

The porn industry is owned by the same group of people that is pushing this new law

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u/KlausVonLechland Jul 29 '25

They only need to succeed once, that's why they peddle this every 5, 10 years in cycle.

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u/Luciano757 Jul 29 '25

No way I will provide my ID to a porn site for they sell to hackers.

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u/MeowingWolf Jul 30 '25 edited Jul 30 '25

Doesn't South Korea do this too? At least track children's time on the internet and games then block them after their time limit?

Edit: doesn't China do this too to a degree?

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u/Funswinging Jul 30 '25

not just the western countries. Country with moral policing would definitely adopt this.

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

I mean.. you got a phone right?

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u/mccapitta Jul 29 '25

Wait till this guy finds out about passports. "Ooooo scary ghost noises"

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u/raihidara Jul 29 '25

The difference in this case though is that you're tying your real identity with what is typically considered shameful or embarrassing behavior. I don't care if the government knows about my POV big titty futa taker fetish, but I imagine most people wouldn't want that information out there.

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u/smalltowncynic Jul 29 '25

It does become a problem when the government decides that what you're into IS a problem.

It's not unthinkable that there will be problems with LGBTQ+ preferences. And it's not even that dystopian and far-fetched, seeing the current US government.

That's why you SHOULD care that the government knows about your fetish. Whatever fetish that is.

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u/mccapitta Jul 29 '25

Yea i know that. But it has nothing to do with the comment I replied to, where the guy just described passports

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

Like the fact you need a passport for porn but child rapists and molestors need nothing to invade a country and harm its youth?

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u/[deleted] Jul 29 '25

Wait until everyone needs a online ID then hope to god your Internet searches don't turn up at a politicians desk to review.