BridgyDids
Well-Known Member
Your original point, was that they can get locked up for saying it was “Ali, not John”.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.
Any cases of this?
Or has your argument moved on to chanting (with a small amount of violent disorder)?