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He should have been arrested and convicted for both. As for Melia, I'm told you why I've used it as an example...to show you how low the bar is set for 'incitement of racial hatred'. If you're talking about the poster he had of Hitler on his private wall, the laws specifically exempts that...

How many videos do you see of death threats accompanied by racial slurs...thousands every day? I highly doubt it. The law sets a very low bar for what incitement is judging by previous cases so if that precedent was applied equally, he'd almost certainly be found guilty of the offence. As for...

Quite possibly and another reason why I struggle to understand why the police are enforcing the political ideology of the authoritarians who control a lot of the country's major institutions rather than simply enforcing the law. The IOPC/CPS/government think of the police as useful idiots and...

Not at all. There shouldn't be any racism, classism, politics, or inequality in justice. If these were Asian men being locked up for their beliefs instead of white working class people then I'd have just as much of an issue.

I would argue he is intending to incite racial hatred by using racially hateful language, and it doesn't matter if it's Reform candidates, if you use a racial slur to describe a group of black accountants and threaten one of them with murder for example, you can't hide behind the defence of 'it...

I suppose two-tier justice is more apt in this case then.

Is it any wonder people accuse the police of 'two-tier policing' when there's such an unaccountable delay? Has any explanation been given for the delay in charging the man arrested for the Simon Danczuk death threads/distribution of material intending to stir-up racial hatred?

There doesn't have to be an instruction. The instruction in the Lucy Connelly case was negated by her saying 'for all I care'. She was still deemed to be inciting racial hatred against that well known race of people, asylum seekers. That doesn't mean that what she said wasn't hateful and...

It sounds to me like it's directing hatred against a racial group...he used the plural 'devils' as in reference to a racial group rather than the singular 'devil' to racially abuse an individual. With your knowledge of the guidelines, what sentence do you think would be appropriate? The video is...

You don't think the Danczuk case qualifies as an offence of distributing material with the intention of stirring up racial hatred?! The person distributing the video said "these fucking white devils" and "I'm gonna put one in his head" if you've not yet seen the video. Why do you think these...

Ok fair enough. My point is there's such a breadth of individual circumstances that sentencing guidelines can't take account of each and every one of them and assign one month extra, one month less etc. so judges do invariably have discretion. The aggravating/mitigating factors themselves often...

Some will be to do with other decisions I'm sure but you have to be extremely obtuse to think that the historic collapse that started around the 29th July had nothing to do with the response to the Southport murders: Some of it unfair though. It's not directly Starmer's fault that the police...

I've tried to and told you that I can't find one because the justice system doesn't seem to investigate crimes where anti-white violence/murder is incited which ties in with the broader point that the UK justice system is two-tier. The Simon Danczuk case supports that. If you can find one then...

As part of a broader discussion of a two-tier justice system. If you can show me cases like Lucy Connelly where the sentencing guidelines were applied in a similar way to her case to a defendant of different ethnicity in relation to stirring up anti-white hatred then I'll put some stock into...

Okay, I'm sure this one was satire so why don't you find me another one where the sentencing guidelines were applied equally regardless of ethnicity of the offender in relation to inciting violence against white people? Most of the ones I come across don't even get prosecuted like the case of...

Again, find me a comparable case...

Yeah I saw what the magistrate had written but realised it was a load of nonsense: "I was just going hunting, your honour". The spokesperson tried defending the indefensible. He was never gonna come out and say 'yep we've gone rogue against Parliament's wishes but so what'. As for the case...

No I don't think there will be a prosecution. If I'm wrong, I still think it's inexcusable there's been such a delay when the crime is on camera.

Yep I read the article which shows very clearly, with figures to boot, that judges are going rogue against the wishes of Parliament and two different Acts Of Parliament that were drafted to crackdown on knife crime more harshly. They have a lot of discretion and use that discretion to pass...

No I don't. What new evidence is gonna come to light after all this time? None. They already have the crime on camera so what else are they waiting for...A confession? Even if they do get charged, the delay to prosecute is in itself an example of two-tier justice. Not many people would get the...