I mean, obviously I’m being a bit rude, welcome to the internet. But quite literally this gets asked and answered all the time. Quotes in newspaper headlines in Britain are literal quotations of what someone said to the reporter, in the article you may choose to then read below.

That’s how the system is set up, there’s rules and order and we don’t need to worry all that much about the presence or absence of quotes except to delineate exactly that

There is one but they had too many rules about the shape of bananas for us

But you kinda actually know they aren’t, is the point

What rights don’t Brits have?

They are not arresting people for social media. They aren’t monitoring citizens any more than most. Don’t get me wrong, the UK government is quite terrible. But comparing it to the US is a joke. We’re not involved in multiple daily ongoing constitutional crises

Look at what you made me do, you bitch

Lol seriously…

They haven’t shown us an AI with chimpanzee level intelligence yet

Reverse engineering, a.k.a. looking at something. Now illegal, brought to you by capitalism

Yes. In this case it’s the author of the article calling him a hero. Rather than a person he has quoted.

Because it’s a quote. In Britain we use english

Except privateers had warships…

It is a word game at this point you’re right

Yes but some else just told me they are warships so it’s not piracy

Have you ever heard of privateers

Listen, leave my mundane activity sims the fuck alone

Yes

I guess there is some stupid argument that the US government doesn’t consider it piracy… We kind of assumed that. Other governments think it’s piracy, and US DoJ memos don’t apply to those

Goody’s catchphrase “gosh” (pronounced with a thick hillbilly/sentient dog monster accent sounds like “goursh” or similar. It kind of approaches the English pronunciation of gauche, but… Not really

Fair enough

I’m a dude. Don’t necessarily not call me that but just so you’re aware. Thanks sister