12,000 Arrested for Speech!? Inside the UK’s Free Speech Crackdown: “You might not be different from China for long…” 🔥 “If you arrest 12,000 people a year for speech and you're raising children in an ecosystem where you can be dragged out of the airport for offending the dogmas... of transgender activism, then you might not have a different culture than China for long.” Under Secretary of State Sarah B. Rogers: “ He was dragged out of the airport like a terrorist, had his devices confiscated, was thrown in jail overnight and lost access, my understanding is, to his heart medication, if I recall correctly.” “Because this was an incitement to violence?” “Because this offended some existing law against provocative speech in the UK.” “In a single year, slightly over 12,000 Brits were arrested for speech acts.” “And that is more than in Russia, more than in China.” “Most of the British people that you talk to say this is totally unacceptable. And if you look at the polls in the UK, you see public sentiment against this kind of thing.” “And the defense you hear is, ‘Well, you know, we have a less chilling, less totalitarian environment than China, so maybe more people are willing to break the rules, more people are willing to offend.’” “But, if you arrest 12,000 people a year for speech and you're raising children in an ecosystem where you can be dragged out of the airport for offending the dogmas of transgender activism, then you might not have a different culture than China for long.” Under Secretary of State Sarah B. Rogersshow more

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