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The hosts agree, condemning the UK's move toward authoritarian oversight and censorship—particularly under legislation like the new online safety laws which have already led to content removal and restrictions. They describe the UK’s situation as a modern-day dystopia, where government authorities can swiftly suppress dissent and penalize citizens for their online expressions.
“That’s not a free country,” they emphasize, lamenting the loss of a nation's legacy as a beacon of liberty. They argue that change must come from within the UK—its citizens need to stand up against censorship to preserve their fundamental rights. The discussion underscores the importance of defending free speech as a universal human right, not just a Western ideal.