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Originally Posted by Indy

Hence why I'm asking what the law says in the UK. In the US, an opinion, even an abusive one, is not a crime. The only way an opinion becomes a crime is when actual, measurable harm is involved. Hate groups like the WBC and KKK are protected in speech, allowed to post online, march down the street chanting racist/anti-Semetic/anti-gay slogans, have their own tv show if they want, and they say far worse things on a regular basis.

It seems odd to me that for a nation that has far less prissy censorship in regards to language and nudity on TV, expressing opinions is a crime.

it started under the awful tony blair (bliar) he passed over 3000 new laws instead of actioning the ones we already had, this lead to a two tier corrupt system, where the rich can pay to bypass the 3000 new laws and the poor couldnt....he also introduced into law the evil that is political correctness....he did it solely to gain short term votes from the more stupid people in the gay voters and the more naive women voters....he passed laws that are simply biased against males. period. now men kill themselves at 4 times the rate and lose 80% of divorces and their kids and homes...all towards a corrupt false biased dogma , you cannot have equality in law unless its equal for all