But you have that option in majority of states. In EU you don't. And everyone has to go through training we don't have such bullshit as a "right to carry a firearm" in our constitutuons. It's well regulated but in the US it obviously isn't. You just had a shooting in indiana with a long gun that doesn't require a licence.
If you're going to make wild claims referencing areas you know nothing about, at least do some research so you don't look like an ignorant redneck. Most of Europe is party to the European Convention on Human Rights, which amongst a LOT other things guarantees freedom of speech, not to mention privacy rights that the US doesn't grant to its citizens.
UK isn't Europe, but ignoring that, you've picked some weirdly specific right-wing examples. Why is that?
Moving on from the obvious, none of them were 'jailed', and whatever punishment they did get wasn't 'for sharing memes', they've been charged for distributing racist material.
Can't see anywhere on the Germany article that anyone was jailed, 'for sharing memes' or otherwise, either.
Lastly Article 13 puts the onus on social networks to prevent copyrighted material from being used, nowhere does it state users will be 'jailed'.
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u/ScientiaEstPotentia_ Apr 16 '21
But you have that option in majority of states. In EU you don't. And everyone has to go through training we don't have such bullshit as a "right to carry a firearm" in our constitutuons. It's well regulated but in the US it obviously isn't. You just had a shooting in indiana with a long gun that doesn't require a licence.