10 examples of absurd fallout from the U.K.’s Online Safety Act

https://reason.com/2025/08/06/10-examples-of-absurd-fallout-from-the-u-k-s-online-safety-act/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social_reason_non_paid&utm_campaign=reason_brand&utm_content=image

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  1. >And while the percentage of Britons supporting the law is still high, it has shrunk dramatically in the first week of implementation: from 80 percent to 69 percent, per YouGov polling.

    This is a start, but it’s going to have to get worse before it gets better at this rate. Some serious propaganda has been circulated over the last couple of years. At least the SCOTUS in *Miller* admitted it was difficult to define pornography. Today the British are determined to pretend that it isn’t. 

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