UK far right trouble

[KDB Fan]

I read them the first time round and literally none of them suggested they got locked up simply for chanting. The Tamworth one was the first one where it was acknowledged that she personally wasn’t violent but it’s clear she was part of a group that was and she was actively supporting and encouraging it. If you think that’s just her exercising her right to free speech you’re deluded.

Lots of the other cases mentioned involved no violence but you dismissed them because you didn't understand that you can be convicted of violent disorder without being violent. I'd encourage you to reread them again.

 

[west didsblue]

Lots of the other cases mentioned involved no violence but you dismissed them because you didn't understand that you can be convicted of violent disorder without being violent. I'd encourage you to reread them again.

Still digging I see.
Try reading them yourself and point to one where someone has been imprisoned just for chanting which is what you are insisting is the case.
Spoiler - you’ll fail.

 

[youngbob]

Tbh it wasn't an opinion about whether she should be convicted for chanting or not (I'd have to hear what was chanted), it was just about proving the principle that chanting can get you locked up.

But it's not the chanting that got her locked up. It's the chanting racial slurs that got her locked up.

 

[kaz7]

Tbh it wasn't an opinion about whether she should be convicted for chanting or not (I'd have to hear what was chanted), it was just about proving the principle that chanting can get you locked up.

A lot of the twats had criminal records for several things but had never been sent to jail , maybe there is a lot more to her than we know

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

You've just contradicted your point. You said he was violent and then posted that he was locked up for chanting and being threatening. So he didn't actually use force against the police then? I think the confusion comes from him being convicted for violent disorder, that doesn't mean he was violent.

The broader point though is lots of people are getting locked up for chanting, speech crimes and (as you denied) chanting 'who the fuck is allah?'.

You can see the link here in the press release of Sutton of multiple people who were convicted for it under different guises.




I'm astonished that people haven't heard anything on the media or can't find a single link on Google that shows any examples. If I'm honest, I think it's partly because it's easier to deny what's going on than defend it but I'll give people the benefit of the doubt and say there's been a bit of a cover-up too, like the CPS publishing the Southport suspect had downloaded terrorist material on budget day.

*walks away shaking head*

 

[KDB Fan]

Still digging I see.
Try reading them yourself and point to one where someone has been imprisoned just for chanting which is what you are insisting is the case.
Spoiler - you’ll fail.

I've posted numerous, numerous examples. Here's another couple of examples that I posted a few pages ago:

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0rwzr4egp0o.amp

How many more times do I have to prove you wrong? I think it's time to let the denialism go mate.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

 

[I'm With Stupid]

I've posted numerous, numerous examples. Here's another couple of examples that I posted a few pages ago:

www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0rwzr4egp0o.amp

How many more times do I have to prove you wrong? I think it's time to let the denialism go mate.

Deserves that sentence if only for the “I wasn’t chanting about Allah, I was chanting about Alan” line.

 

[KDB Fan]

But it's not the chanting that got her locked up. It's the chanting racial slurs that got her locked up.

Same thing mate. Doesn't matter whether they're racial or not, the point is it's an absolute fact that chanting can get you sent to prison in this country.

 

[kaz7]

Give it a fucking break , going around in circles