Washington State on the verge of setting up a hotline to report 'biased' speech (Brown, Canada)

[anononcty]

Washington State is on the verge of setting up a hotline to report 'biased' speech. Inquiring minds want to know.

https://www.libertynation.com/washin...l-free-speech/

Keep in mind California also has a don't like speech hotline.

The WEF playbook must on some must read list or they know Klause is accepting resumes/applications.

[Tall Traveler]

Just another reason why I escaped Washington after 25 years there.

[katharsis]

If this goes national, anyone who would claim that the U.S. is a land of liberty would be sadly mistaken.

I have said this more times than I can count, but I am beginning to wonder whether most people on the West Coast would actually like to live under a totalitarian government.

[TMSRetired]

Ah so WA is installing their very own Ministry of Truth

[anononcty]

Originally Posted by katharsis

If this goes national, anyone who would claim that the U.S. is a land of liberty would be sadly mistaken.

I have said this more times than I can count, but I am beginning to wonder whether most people on the West Coast would actually like to live under a totalitarian government.

I think Germany recently raided a home for a speech crime. Canada was about to pass c-63 in the name of online safey.

All these people and countries are following the progressive playbook. Inslee and Newsom are kow-towing to part of their voter base. The Dems know they have to pull out all stops to over come Biden's issues.

[rjshae]

Here's a report from a local paper:

WA lawmakers pass bill to create hotline for hate crimes and bias incidents

Under Washington law, hate crimes are actions in which a perpetrator maliciously and intentionally causes physical injury or damage because of a victim’s race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, or disability. Established as a category in Washington in 2019, hate crimes also include hate-related threats that cause a victim to reasonably fear harm. They’re felony offenses punishable by up to five years in prison.

[TMSRetired]

Originally Posted by rjshae

Here's a report from a local paper:

WA lawmakers pass bill to create hotline for hate crimes and bias incidents

And that is all very subjective as far as speech is concerned.
People today get triggered by the simple phrase..."brown paper bag" or "master bedroom"

[uggabugga]

butbutbut trump is the orange fascist that hates free speech..

[Chowhound]

Creepy and dystopian.

[Hrw-500]

Originally Posted by katharsis

I have said this more times than I can count, but I am beginning to wonder whether most people on the West Coast would actually like to live under a totalitarian government.

When they'll discover then their dystopia they imagined isn't what they expected. They'll have some rude awakening and surprised Pikachu faces.