Scotland Yard police, which have jurisdiction in England and Wales were the subject of my original thread. The craziness has spread to Scotland, once the origin of the Scottish Enlightenment, as the Scottish police enforce their own version of PC, which has spread to Twitter and Facebook.
"Glasgow Police have threatened social media users, ordering them to be “kind” and not “hurtful” unless they want to “receive a visit… this weekend
Using the witty acronym ‘THINK’, and the hashtag #thinkbeforeyoupost, they cautioned people to consider whether something is true, hurtful, illegal, necessary or kind before sending.
Responding to the tweet, users took to their keyboards, mostly expressing ridicule at what they considered the force’s ludicrously wide scope.
Picking up on the ‘THINK’ acronym’s warning over “unnecessary” activity, one user queried what action the force will take if a tweet is thought to be “unnecessary”. Another quipped that, if “unnecessary” social media activity is inadvisable, then the police force’s Facebook and Twitter accounts should be shut down."
http://www.breitbart.com/londo...are-kind-on-twitter/
If ever there was a justification for hackers to shutdown a website, this is it.