Are we still allowed to think about what we want?

I have such a peculiar state of mind that it is better to say nothing.

not quite digdeep, no its when G5 gets here,mind control!!!!

Sep 4, 2017 -- 6:32PM, lfc1971 wrote:

I have such a peculiar state of mind that it is better to say nothing.

You'd think so wouldn't you?

Live in hope.

Mornin' guv! Where to? Ere ya can't even say blackboard nawadays. Ya can't say ya Briish in case ya offence sum effnic. I had that Colin Jackson in the back of my cab last week, won't be long before they make that sort of fing compulsory I tell ya!

I thought they already had

Govern - Control
Ment(e) - The mind

A hin foil hat helps against the thought police.

I wear mine all the time, even in the bath.

I suspect if you were to conduct a poll, most chit-chatterers would approve of thought police arresting terrorists and paedos for what they might do. For instance, people have been arrested for downloading bomb-making instructions, rather than wait to see if any bombs ever get made. But that's a good thing, isn't it?

Then come keyboard warriors who tweet idle threats to television presenters.

That's the trouble. Once you allow prosecution of thought crimes, it is just a question of where you draw the line.

Someone should make a film about it imo.

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In the news today, four soldiers have been arrested for membership of a proscribed organisation.