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Woman To Be Prosecuted Under UK Race Hatred Law For Calling Doctor "Immigrant"
Calling someone an immigrant can be a racial slur, court rules
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she's not being prosectued for calling him an immigrant, she's being prosecuted for the assault. even if she said nothing she'd still be up for assault. the woman obviously assaulted the doctor, he had scratches on his face and she tried to grab documents from him. the only question is if the assault was racially motivated. read her comments. personally i think that if i call someone "fucking immigrant scum" that qualifies as a racist comment. she wasn't as harsh as that, but her comments could be seen as racist. it's up for a jury to decide, but even if they decide no to the racial aggravation she'll still have the assault charge. learn to read, pinhead. |
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the headline of your post, that i assume you came up with: "Woman To Be Prosecuted Under UK Race Hatred Law For Calling Doctor "Immigrant"" now if someone reads that it sounds like she's being charged with an offense for what she said. it sounds like she's being prosecuted simply for speaking. she's not. she's being prosecuted for a physical assault. the question is whether her comments are racially motivated and therefore aggravate that assault. if your post had read: "Woman who allegedly assaulted doctor to have her charge upgraded to a racially motivated crime because she called him an immigrant." then it'd be accurate. get it? so was her crime racially motivated? ask yourself this, if it had been a white doctor named smith who told her that her kids rash wasn't serious and to come back in a couple of days if it didn't clear up do you think she would have freaked out on him and got into a pushy-shovey? maybe, maybe not, that's probably something that only the officer and lawyers who interviewed her were able to determine, but it's pretty obvious that she didn't like her doctor because of where he came from, and that probably had a lot to do with precipitating the assault. does that qualify as making it racially motivated? bottom line is that it's a question of law for a jury to decide. |
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Against Communism, it was called being a "counter revolutionary" With mass Third World migration, it's called racism and "hate crime." |
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if all the woman had done is say what she said she wouldn't have been charged with a crime. the word immigrant is not on it's own a hate crime. she didn't get up and say "i think immigration is bad", she assualted someone. no one has ever been charged witha crime for simply pointing out the negative aspects of immigration. here's a quick primer: "i think increased immigration is a badly thought out policy" =not a hate crime "i think immigrants are lazy good for nothing smelly bastards and they should be sent back where they came from" =not a hate crime "i think immigrants are lazy good for nothing smelly bastards and they should be sent back where they came from" (said while punching an immigrant in the face) =racially motivated assault "i think immigrants are lazy good for nothing smelly bastards and everyone should pick up a baseball bat and teach them their place" =hate crime. in other words, your opinion is always protected, but if you make statements that would incite violence against a mniority then your speech is not protected. is this a curb on free speech? yes. is it reasonable? yes. free speech is not nor has it ever been absolute, the classic example is yelling "FIRE" in a crowded theatre. not allowed. |
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originally posted by automatic:
no one has ever been charged witha crime for simply pointing out the negative aspects of immigration. ^ is that the case? Columnist arrested over 'race' speech Quote:
Imagine then if the British people did have real grievances about mass migration? How does banning civil servants who share this view sound? Pretty much that whole self-righteous spiel you gave about things that would not be hate crimes, in fact are hate crimes, even if it was 100 percent true. |