[Beso]

Send in the SAS.

[Liam-]

Calling for violence against groups of people will usually warrant a police intervention yes, whether you like the people it’s aimed at or not, if you like the idea of certain people being assaulted and think it’s okay to to threaten violent action against them, then yes, you should be spoken to, I don’t think that’s really controversial, people are just blinded by hatred of certain minority groups that all form of common sense goes out the window

[Barry.]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Calling for violence against groups of people will usually warrant a police intervention yes, whether you like the people it’s aimed at or not, if you like the idea of certain people being assaulted and think it’s okay to to threaten violent action against them, then yes, you should be spoken to, I don’t think that’s really controversial, people are just blinded by hatred of certain minority groups that all form of common sense goes out the window

I do agree, however, 5 armed police to arrest him, a bit extreme no?

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Barry.

I do agree, however, 5 armed police to arrest him, a bit extreme no?

Yes, but I’d imagine that that’s a consequence of where he was arrested rather than the police’s interpretation on how serious his offence was

[Vanessa]

But why are some allowed to write violent posts on social media and on their protests?
I'm talking about transgender people.
Obviously they're not all like that, but the ones who write violent content are never arrested.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Calling for violence against groups of people will usually warrant a police intervention yes, whether you like the people it’s aimed at or not, if you like the idea of certain people being assaulted and think it’s okay to to threaten violent action against them, then yes, you should be spoken to, I don’t think that’s really controversial, people are just blinded by hatred of certain minority groups that all form of common sense goes out the window

If you look at the scenario that he was using (which was clever of him btw) there was nothing illegal that he stated in his tweet, the police did wrongfully arrest him as encouraging women to defend themselves from potential sex pests is not illegal.

And yes I can tell that the guy doesn't like Transwomen, but that still doesn't change the fact that the police had no legal right to arrest him.

But the one thing that Xi Jinping Jr has managed to achieve with encouraging the police to overstep their legal boundaries, is that people will be scared to make tweets like that again.

[Gusto Brunt]

This country isn't becoming a joke.

It is now OFFICIALLY a joke.

Very sad.

[arista]

He was just on GBnewsHD

[emseateng2014]

here we go again lol

[Crimson Dynamo]

Graham Linehan 🎗️
@Glinner
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7h
Safely back in a country that values free speech. Thanks for keeping me
company on the flight, X. See you soon for more court-related antics!

[Crimson Dynamo]

Full details of the arrest and the aftermath in the video below

Youtube video

"To my knowledge, the Police have never arrested a Trans activist for a tweet to a feminist."

[emseateng2014]

if this happened in the old days imagine how many comedians would be arrested