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Here Are Britain's Social Media Police at Work Again Over a 'Malicious' Facebook Post

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I say all the time that I want to return to London, which I visited the month before 9/11. My wife always assures me that no, I don't, because it's not the same city It was. I and the other editors here at Twitchy have done plenty of posts on people being arrested in Britain over social media posts. Just two days ago, our own Laura W. wrote a post on police arresting a man because his social media posts had caused some unnamed person to experience "anxiety."

Look how many cops they sent.

A day later, another video went up of British authorities visiting someone at home and inviting them to the police station to discuss a Facebook post that was considered "malicious communications."

"… into Social Media Posts."

That's a serious question. They looked the other way while grooming gangs raped young girls, but they have the personnel to monitor Facebook for malicious posts. At least they didn't put this guy in cuffs … his interview by the police is "voluntary." He's got a good question: Why can't they interview him about it then and there? There are two cops at his door. But no, they want to haul him down to the station to do a proper interview. About a Facebook post.

I've asked before, but how can these police carry out these raids in good consciousness? 

I'm sure it's voluntary, but if he doesn't show, they'll come back and arrest him.

We don't appreciate the First and Second Amendments enough.

After I finished writing this post, I went back to X and found this:

Sad. England is lost.

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