> Parlour, of Seacroft, Leeds, who called for an attack on a hotel housing refugees and asylum seekers on Facebook, became the first person to be jailed for stirring up racial hatred during the disorder.
> Kay was convicted after he used social media to call for hotels housing asylum seekers to be set alight.
It's fascinating - I seem to remember seeing this interaction happen time and time again with GP. I wonder why they keep leaving out the calls for arson.
Google turns up many.
Here’s one, you can easily find more.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cr548zdmz3jo
> Parlour, of Seacroft, Leeds, who called for an attack on a hotel housing refugees and asylum seekers on Facebook, became the first person to be jailed for stirring up racial hatred during the disorder.
> Kay was convicted after he used social media to call for hotels housing asylum seekers to be set alight.
It's fascinating - I seem to remember seeing this interaction happen time and time again with GP. I wonder why they keep leaving out the calls for arson.
Can’t even advocate arson and murder anymore; it’s political correctness gone mad!
Inciting murder doesn’t count as free speech _anywheree_.
Calling for an attack on a person or persons IS the crime. It was a crime before social media existed as well.