> It's not in the comment I'm responding to,

It's in the original comment you responded to, and it's a critical part of the conversation chain.

"And yes, UK has some awful laws around this. Yes it has put people in jail just for planning a protest before. Yes you can go to jail for not disclosing your passwords. But what you read on the internet is almost laughably out of proportion - no, you won't get arrested for posting a meme about the king."

I'm not saying bad faith, I'm saying you misread their argument pretty badly.

Your citations support the problems they already admitted. The hair was split before you got here because they're distinguishing in-person and online actions.