Anon has a typical everyday average British morning

I know Anons are dumb, but are they voting for Nigel Farage dumb?

Surely you know better than to ask that, Satan
Anon has an American flag next to their post. They aren't really Bri'ish
- no way 😱
They're so dumb that they're doing it ironically
Well of course! Facism is the solution to an overbearing government, right?
Well the fact that they’re bigots helps them stomach it
Which is worse, Thatcher or Farage?
- Thatcher, may she burn in hell, was far better than Farage. She at least had significant political skill, and an actual plan for the UK.
  
  Farage is a grifter of Trump's mindset, but a few more braincells.
- Thatcher’s thangs were thangin’ though.

American flag checks out.

Oi! Where's your greentext permit?

Oi! where's your carpet permit?

This reminds me of how Brits were always totally obsessed with all the regulations that the unelected EU bureaucrats were supposedly inflicting on us all the time, and then you’d go to France and see kids diving off a high-board into a shallow pool contaminated with battery acid with absolutely no lifeguards to be seen, and generally no-one seems to give a shit.

Yeah but you can't wear boxer style trunks otherwise they will shout at you. They have weird priorities over there
- Lol
Not all of France is like Paris, and the Seine is not a pool. (Plus, battery acid would probably count as a good attempt to clean it up, not as contamination.)
- French people let their dogs shit absolutely everywhere and nobody cares. That was the really surprising thing for me.
  
  Paris is beautiful but you better keep an eye on where you're stepping.

This reads like a satire of those greentexts that satirize the knife laws in Britain.

It definitely reads like it was written by an American.

Fact check: they only casually call you a cunt in Scotland

Cunt is a greeting, not an offence.
- I wish I were greeted by cunt wherever I went
True - in the south they call you a berk.
- In Cockney rhyming slang, the second half of the rhyme is mostly left off. In this case, the second half is left off and the first half is shortened.
  
  Berkley Hunt = Cunt
Not true, it just sounds more like Kant south of the border, which I think makes us sounds more philosophical.

Conservatives making things up and getting angry about it

TV licence is a real thing though
- It’s just a way of funding the BBC that was devised before a TV was something that essentially everyone had. Since it’s delivered OTA it seemed easier to tax the device itself then it was to tax everyone unfairly. So calling it a “license” is fairly outmoded, it’s really a tax. You also don’t have to pay it if you don’t actually receive TV channels.
  
  It should just be rolled into regular taxes now, but who is going to propose and approve a new tax in this day and age? So it’s easier not to touch it.

Queen's dodger can mean

someone who lives with the queen
someone who performs crimes on behalf of the queen
someone who finds those called for the draft but have not registered on behalf of the queen

Which is it?

Surely a fruit filled biscuit is another possibility.
- "fruit"
- Also someone who fringes the ring quite unlike any other.
someone who lives with the queen

Surely that would be the Queen's lodger?
- rhyming slang, me ol China

Tell me about it, it's like, every time I want to get some grilled prawns there's always someone who goes "Oi mate, where's yer Barbie license?"

And in Australia doing the same it's "Oy wait up mate, where's your Ocker licence?" Luckily we don't need barbeque licenses, tong licenses, etc. we got away from the UK to escape all that bureaucratic red tape
- explain NSW then, and their fun police?

Just so everyone's aware the police do not care if you have a TV license.

Yeah, that's handled by the Royal Guard.
- Only their TV department though

And here's some reality of over a decade of right-wing rule https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5aJ-57_YsQ

I vaguely knew Britain was hurting after Brexit but I had no idea it was this bad, yikes

I dont undrstand it but its funny

To watch tv in UK you need a tv licence

This was done as sort of a tax to fund public television without taxing people who don’t use it

The person then concludes that they should have voted for the nazis because liberals bad
- I mean you do in the US as well, but it's called "A Netflix/Hulu/Disney Plus membership"
  
  And it only funds one channel instead of dozens of TV, radio, web, apps, weather and news channels.
- I can't believe that is a real thing.
- They're making fun of how Brexit was pushed on a platform of getting rid of overstrict EU regulations and bureaucracy (as well as a lot of overt racism) but it turned out a load of it was just homegrown British bureaucracy that had nothing to do with the EU but UKIP voters kept complaining that anything they didn't like about Britain was the fault of the EU anyway

What about the Cat Detector Van?

What's next, requiring a license to make toast in your own DAMN TOASTER!?

Give it time. It won't be a licence though, it'll be a compatible bread subscription for a discounted toaster, with government enforced felonies for using incompatible bread

*Based on how the software and entertainment industries work
- Sorry if I was not clear. I was not serious when I said that. I was referencing this debate.

Literally 1984

In 1984 it's the TV that turns you in
you neither know what 1984 is about, or the word 'literally'.

When I learned about needing a license/permit to own and watch TV... I was just in disbelief. How can you let your government get that deep into your personal life?

I never looked into the justification for this either.. I can't imagine a legitimate justification.

Ostensibly the license fees are to help pay for the BBC. However, I don’t live there so I don’t know what people say it’s actually for or if that fee is abused.
- Oh.. so BBC is like the U.S. PBS (Public broadcasting service). Kind of strange, so if you want a tv and to watch it, you're forced to support/fund BBC.
  
  In the U.S.:
  
  Public broadcasting stations are funded by a combination of private donations from listeners and viewers, foundations and corporations. Funding for public television comes in roughly equal parts from government (at all levels) and the private sector.