Jokes are considered "hate speech".
You fellas got to be real careful when even criticizing a feministe on Facebook these days because police are willing to knock on your door for “sexist” comments; well at least in England regarding complaints from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
This time, it is a group of Men’s Rights Activists who left “women in the kitchen” jokes on the photo album, and the Toronto harpies went to complain to police.
Link:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/fa...-1.3956339
Quote:
Quote:The Women's March in Toronto on Jan. 21 saw thousands of people gathering in solidarity for equal rights and female empowerment, but all that positivity was suddenly swept away for one Toronto woman when she checked the photo album she posted on her Facebook page the next day.
"There were all these hateful comments," said Sarah, who doesn't want her last name published because of her fear that Internet trolls will find her again on social media.
Toronto women marched in solidarity with the Women's March on Washington
Tens of thousands went to the Women's March in Toronto. Now what?
"By the time I shut the post down on Tuesday, there were 180 comments with threads attached to many of them." Sarah thinks, including the comment replies, she had garnered about a thousand notifications on those photos.
'I have never read such threatening words'
"The album had great crowd shots, some women holding signs. It was just, 'Toronto's Women's March, yay, how great.'"
But within hours of uploading the album, dozens of men started attacking her personally, as well as the Women's March. The comments included threats of violence — including sexual assault — sexist profanity and memes about a woman's place being in the kitchen.
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Sarah's original post was an album that included photos of the Women's March she took that day. (Facebook)
The 45 year-old lawyer's privacy settings on her Facebook page were set to "public" so while her photos were exposed to Internet trolls, there were also some people Sarah didn't know who stepped in to help her.
Some reported the offending comments directly to Facebook. "People were so disgusted themselves, that Facebook took down some of the more violent posts," Sarah said.
Sarah noticed many of the posts were signed off with "Mens House," which is a private, men-only Facebook group based in England. Sarah and a collection of friends, as well as concerned strangers, clicked through the poster profiles and found that many were husbands and fathers from several different towns in Britain.
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Sarah says many of the comments were homophobic, racist and fat-shaming, not just sexist.
"Who has time or the inclination to search for Women's March posts 3,000 miles away from their home?" she asked. Some women followed through and reported the men to British police.
"I said go for it. These men are hiding in anonymity on social media. They need to be held accountable."
Police in Telford, England tracked some of the men down
In a statement to CBC Toronto, the Warwickshire and West Mercia Police confirmed that three men — one who is 32 and two 26-year-olds, all from Telford, England — were visited by officers after police received a report from Canada.
"In accordance with the wishes of the complainant, all three men have been spoken to by police in relation to their actions and advised on their future conduct," wrote Paul Roberts, communications officer with the
Warwickshire and West Mercia Police.
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Many of the comments promoted violence against women.
Sarah, whose Facebook profile settings are now set to "private," says she was satisfied with knowing the men, and the Facebook group "Mens House," are now on police radar.
But she is still shaken.
"We know there's problems with misogyny; that's why we march. But it's shocking that this would happen to a random person that just posts a photo album."
The lesson here is that ever since Facebook requires users to verify their identity with a government-issued ID, it makes it more easier for feminist-controlled law enforcement to track down “misogynistic” users, but the totalitarian thing is that feminazi sympathizers in Toronto are willing to complain to a foreign police agency for “sexist comments” in jurisdictions where “hate speech” laws are open up to interpretation.
Who knows if one day those same feminazis will summon police or INTERPOL on forum members from the manosphere for “hate speech”?
The lesson here is to use a VPN, burner email & pseudonym as Roosh suggested.
HOWEVER, I wish to note that even if a cop seizes your computer, there are programs where those donut-eating cops can track down every website you visit even if you delete your Computer History & Clear Cookies; it is a “flaw” on the Windows OS Platform.
Plus, some ISPs are forced to retain data logs for several years, but if you know about changing the DNS servers you can bypass your ISP DNS servers which store those data logs, but DNS leaks are still common because of the “flaw” in Windows OS.
What I can say is that while the United States cops aren’t going to be like ants to a piece of cake for “sexist hate speech”,
YOU CAN OR MIGHT BE INVESTIGATED EITHER BY LOCAL POLICE IN YOUR COUNTRY OR EXTRADITED TO THE COUNTRY OF COMPLAINT (or to a less friendly free speech country in the Eurozone at least).
The weird thing is that while feminists are posing fully naked with their sons for “breastfeeding” videos on YouTube and Facebook, just posting a woman in the kitchen comment warrants investigation by the Toronto feminazi pricks.
What interesting times we live in....