OUTRAGE After Man Jailed for TWO YEARS for STICKERS
March 3, 2024
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as posted by the channelOn The Saturday Five on GB News, Darren Grimes makes the case that Sam Melia's sentence for stickers is extremely worrying for free speech. Why is it that our justice system is only concerned by right-wing stickers, and not any of the hateful stickers put up by leftists?
ℹ️ About Darren Grimes
Darren Grimes is the founder of Reasoned and a commentator at GBNews. You can follow Darren @darrengrimes_ on Twitter/X and Instagram, on Facebook @thedarrengrimes
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