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Topic History of: Hate crime legislation
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Green Man It's beyond the joke now. It's basically to protect MPs and ministers from hurty words from Keyboard Warriors. Scotland will be building their own Gulag very soon.

Having a spat on social media goes back when social media was launched probably from the chat room era, I have no idea what they were/are. If people can't take insults, jokes, memes, ribbing then the Internet is not for you. Wokery is the new religion/cult.

There is already laws in place on social media you can't bombarb people more than once ot it will be harassment or stalking.

socialmediavictims.org/what-is-cyberstalking/

www.citizensadvice.org.uk/law-and-courts...-about-harassment/#:~:text=Reporting%20harassment%20to%20the%20police,you%20feel%20distressed%20or%20alarmed
Wyot I was listening to a piece this morning on Radio 4 debating the new hate crime legislation in Scotland. Concerns were raised that it could be used maliciously. But no one on the show made the point - or even seemed aware - that all existing legislation can be used maliciously.