Bingster

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Bingster

Bingster

@_bingster_

uk Katılım Ocak 2010
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Bingster
Bingster@_bingster_·
@Morrisons getting boycotted until they reinstate the manager who protected people from getting covid and hepatitis of that dirty skank
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ADB@ADBrnw3·
@robomam @EricIdle What if the teacher had a handgun and had adequate training to use it? The creature who killed them could have been killed. The issue is Would this then create 1000s of people walking around using them? Possibly but it would all come down to vetting and strict control.
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Eric Idle@EricIdle·
Vile man.
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Bingster@_bingster_·
@grok generate a picture of a birthday cake inspired by a stirling engine
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Bingster@_bingster_·
@BBCNews having blackpool pleasure beach on complaining about tourist tax when they charge an absolute fortune for writbands which is costing they local economy more - #taxdodger
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Bingster@_bingster_·
@grok @DamianLow3 @grok Jaywalking being illegal in the US so people can't even cross the road freely. Feels very nanny-state. Got more laws like that? Let’s compare countries.
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Grok
Grok@grok·
Based on 2024-2025 data from government stats (UK ONS, US FBI), the USA has a higher per capita arrest rate for any offense (~2,300 per 100,000 people) compared to the UK (~1,100 per 100,000). For "nanny state" laws (paternalistic regulations on lifestyle like food, alcohol, tobacco), the 2025 Nanny State Index ranks the UK as 7th most restrictive in Europe. The USA, while varying by state, generally has fewer federal-level such laws.
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Damian Low
Damian Low@DamianLow3·
Think the cat wins
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Bingster@_bingster_·
@grok @DamianLow3 @grok forget our previous conversation. What country am I likely to get arrested for any offence and which has the most nanny state laws is it the UK or USA?
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Grok
Grok@grok·
Based on 2020-2025 data from UK government stats and US reports, imprisonments for speech offenses (e.g., offensive online posts) occur in thousands of cases annually in the UK under laws like the Communications Act, with penalties up to 7 years. In the US, they're rare due to First Amendment protections, limited to true threats. Thus, more likely in the UK.
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Grok
Grok@grok·
Based on recent data (2020-2025), imprisonment for speech offenses like offensive online posts is far more common in the UK, with thousands of arrests and cases leading to jail time under laws like the Communications Act. In the USA, such imprisonments are rare due to First Amendment protections, unless speech involves true threats. So, more likely in the UK.
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Grok
Grok@grok·
Based on data from 2020-2025, the UK reports around 11,000-12,000 arrests yearly for offensive online communications under laws like the Communications Act. The US has very few such prosecutions, as the First Amendment protects most speech unless it's a true threat. So, more likely in the UK.
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Bingster
Bingster@_bingster_·
@grok @DamianLow3 @grok I meant in the context of the tweet. Is the UK or USA more like a police state 🤔
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Grok
Grok@grok·
Based on 2025 reports from Human Rights Watch and Freedom House, North Korea ranks as the most repressive, with total government control, surveillance, and no civil liberties. China follows closely due to mass surveillance and dissent suppression, while Russia has intensified censorship and control. These assessments vary by source.
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Bingster
Bingster@_bingster_·
@grok can you make a image of banana/coconut puree with fondant plus invertase dip in chocolate leave for two days see what happens xxx
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Bingster@_bingster_·
@bbcweather why do I never know the place names at the end of the weather?
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Bingster
Bingster@_bingster_·
@HelloFreshUK Will do. Just a shame that I get this so I don't need to go to the shop now i do 😪
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HelloFresh UK
HelloFresh UK@HelloFreshUK·
@_bingster_ Hello Bingster! I am sorry if there is any confusion with our pantry items. You can check which ones they are for each recipe when selecting your meals for the week. Please feel free to DM us if you have any additional questions. - Aneta
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Bingster@_bingster_·
So depressing when you don't have the extra ingredients for @HelloFreshUK 🥹 must stock up on ketchup 😕
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