This is what happen's when you throw liberty and right's away for "Safe spaces" and "Respect my feelings!".

and you have no idea how many ppl are banned these days for using "disrespectful" words in your server. like ya boi JP said, go clean your room first Mr. Kharn

Voicing your "Disrespect" mid-server while the rounds going? No thanks, it's spam and EgN keeps the forums alive for just such need's, how many times at the meetings do I stress that people can bring questions/comments/suggestions to the forums?

And if it doesn't fall into Questions or Comments and suggestions then they can post it in the general discussions section like this thread has been, and just as you are getting a response I would respond or one of the more active Staff+ might respond.

And what is "Disrespect"? Could it have anything at all to do with improving a situation/server/community?

I get someone creating a thread about a certain rule/comment/judgement call and asking for clarification or simply offering an opinion, but someone just trying to stir up shit or cause a disruption of an otherwise normal round on Jailbreak? How about you find a "Protest a Ban" thread where the person was banned for "Disrespect" but also had no prior issues or hadn't done other things beforehand to get the ban?

My house(EgN), for all its flaws and problems, is still a house that people still find workable, not perfect or exactly right, but it works and that's good enough for most everyone. If you have questions/comments/suggestions we have sections for those, and I almost always read every thread posted daily/weekly and try to respond unless another Staff+ has already.

I would heavily suggest reading further into this issue before voicing strong opinions. Upon further research, taking me literally 5-10 minutes, I found that the reasons for the detainment of these two individuals was due to denial of entry into the country. Thus, they are detained and refused entry into England until they can/will be sent back to the locations from which they departed.

The reasons for their denial of entry, if people are interested, is due to suspicion of travelling to the country to push extremist views and potentially incite hatred (which could turn violent). In large parts of Europe, there are laws to hinder harmful or violent racial/cultural discrimination. Frankly my sources are in Norwegian so they will be pointless to link you, but I can post the meaningful quotes they gathered (in English) from their British sources.

"On Friday night, Martin Sellner, the Co-Leader of Generation Identity Austria, was refused entry to the UK at Luton Airport. After landing at approximately 13:00, he was detained by Border Police and separated from US Vlogger, Brittany Pettibone. He was subsequently informed that he was being denied entry to the UK and that he would be detained until Sunday evening when he would be allowed to return home."

So in other words, they are not being "jailed" or "imprisoned" for their wish to speak about an issue, but are rather being denied entry into the country for this specific purpose only. From what I could also quickly gather, Martin Sellner specifically is strongly anti-islam, having been involved in neo-nazism in his earlier life, as well as now being a prominent figure in nationalist, so-called "anti-sharia" groups. And while I don't disagree with criticism of religions or cultures, inciting hatred for them is something entirely different.

Whether or not their speeches legitimately would incite hatred and/or violence however is something I am uncertain of, as none of the websites I have found would give any valuable level of context as to the specifics of these supposedly harmful speeches. Please keep in mind, the 2 articles linked by Synthic above are both far-right and thus prone to heavy bias. Both articles fail to mention the fact the primary action here was denial of entry, making this issue out to be far worse than it really is. And to be as transparent as I can, the Norwegian sources I used were in fact also right-leaning, but simply provided more valuable information.