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Unreal that an Oxford professor could waste valuable police time with the ridic accusation that Amber Rudd made a hate speech?!?!?!
Leftie Liberals live in some kind of fantasy world and are actually thick as a plank, watch the professor get owned!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ILL1XRLVuA
Leftie Liberals live in some kind of fantasy world and are actually thick as a plank, watch the professor get owned!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ILL1XRLVuA
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It is indeed baffling, the lengths some people will go to when it comes to virtue signalling. The police should charge him for wasting their time.
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He didn't see AR make the speech but read a report of it. FFS.
A British Home Secretary standing up for British workers and he thinks it's a hate crime. Be good to get the thoughts of Facts, BM, UB and the other lefties on this. |
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the speech was part of a roll out that ended up in a u turn
i cant see it was a hate speech, but there you go its been logged |
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Another reminder to the Brexiteers of why they voted out.
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perhaps more of a reminder of amber rudd making a bad law
maybe if government put more thought into making laws they would not fall foul of them so quickly a glotious irony |
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glorious
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amber rudd making a bad law
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shrewd
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/23/amber-rudd-promises-tougher-sentences-for-racists-in-hate-crime/ |
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These far right extremists cost this country a lot of money and they reckon they love this country
how much do E.D.F demo's and marches cost to police..the mind boggles.. |
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E.D.L
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ross clark in spectator explains it.....
http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2017/01/amber-rudd-doesnt-like-investigated-hate-incident-change-law/ |
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Don't see how handing down tougher offences to those convicted of hate crimes is in any way relevant to the utterly absurd 'perception based' method in which hate crime and hate incidents is recorded in England and Wales by the Police and has been for a number of years mainly due to the Stephen Lawrence case. A method which was never mentioned by the Guardian or the BBC or any other media when reporting a rise in hate crimes and hate incidents after Brexit.
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I wonder about that. I wonder how much all the friends you support cost. The amount of benefit receivers. Their number as a percentage of their actual population who receive benefits is sometimes as much as three times as the general population. But let's not mention their stay at home tendency because of what the men say.
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that was to bleedin mad.
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if youve read them two and cant see it then fair dos,
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The hate crime in progress is the one against legal law abiding citizens of the this country.
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/theresa-may-criticised-for-confusion-over-whether-foreign-doctors-can-stay-in-the-country-a7345246.html
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I asked BM on another thread to visit her and gives us his thoughts and he duly obliged and posted this.
Breedingmad These far right extremists cost this country a lot of money and they reckon they love this country how much do E.D.F demo's and marches cost to police..the mind boggles.. On the other thread he posted this. Breedingmad aka Just been on it and blown you out of the water.. A coiuple of questions. 1 What does it have to do with the subject matter of the thread? 2 How does it blow me out of the water? (Hot air spout maybe  ) |
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The post was attacking so called lefties
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if youve read them two and cant see it then fair dos,
Can't see what? I've read both and I am completely aware of how the hate crime and hate incidents are recorded and was banging on about the ridiculous perception based recording for months to people like porcupine when the Guardian, the BBC etc. were quoting an increase in statistics with no mention of context or the method but just that Britain was now more racist. You said it was bad law as if this change was brought in in July by Rudd it hasn't and this absurd perception based recording of these 'incidents' and 'crimes' is absurd and makes the statistics quoted by the press after Brexit irrelevant.. This is no different than when Farage was reported to the police for his poster and became a statistic the only thankful thing now is that we actually have the media explaining to people like you how these statistics are actually recorded and the ridiculous perception based method used. No surprise that Scotland hasn't seen any increase in hate crimes given they actually use an evidence based method of calculating hate crime statistics. |
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Do you mean the one of the headscarf wearer in new york?
It was completely made up!! Don't even stare - they will report it. Not long to go now. The ladybird phenomena will soon take effect. |
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Are you saying that anything reported as a hate crime in this country actually becomes a crime whether proven or not?
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Be very careful who you sit next to on a train.
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Who is that question to?
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Anyone, it sounds difficult to believe.
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It is part of a programme to whip the lot of you into line.
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For the purpose of the recording of statistics (the statistics which were reported by the Press after Brexit) something is recorded as a hate incident by the police in England and Wales if someone believes someone has committed a crime and it was motivated by hate e.g race, religion etc. even if the act is not considered a criminal offence by the police and there is no evidence that it was hate motivated.
For the purpose of recording something as a hate crime something is recorded as such if a hate crime is reported as one and the act is considered criminal by the police regardless of whether there is any evidence that it was hate motivated. All that is required is that someone perceives it to be motivated by 'hate'. |
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Cheers, so we can really consider hate crime figures as meaningless in future.
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meaningless is perhaps kind to them
shambolic might be a decent stab at it |
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I still find it hard to believe, did Cameron bring it in?
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There only real value is evidence of an increase in people perceiving that someone has committed a hate crime rather than evidence of an increase in hate crime. You won't see any of media pointing out that these statistics also are based on the stats reported during a time period as opposed to committed during a time period and therefore also likely include historic offences. Something which regularly got pointed out by the police and media after the spike in reported sex offences after Saville.
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Will we soon be able to report "burglaries" and claim insurance without any checks?
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They love a good moral panic. Read up the stuff on mods and rockers. (my time). It helps to deflect. But if their are serious threats or dangers which do not fit the agenda then they are ignored or played down.
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Breedingmad
The post was attacking so called lefties So nothing specific then. |
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http://report-it.org.uk/files/hate_crime_operational_guidance.pdf
1.2.3 Perception-based recording of hate crime For recording purposes, the perception of the victim, or any other person (see 1.2.4 Other person), is the defining factor in determining whether an incident is a hate incident, or in recognising the hostility element of a hate crime. The victim does not have to justify or provide evidence of their belief, and police officers or staff should not directly challenge this perception. Evidence of the hostility is not required for an incident or crime to be recorded as a hate crime or hate incident. Examples of perception-based recording Example A Jon reports circumstances which amount to an offence under section 4 of the Public Order Act 1986. He was sworn at and threatened that he would be punched in the face by an attacker who moved toward him in an aggressive manner. Nothing was said about his sexual orientation but he perceives that he was targeted as he is openly gay and there was no other reason why he was chosen. He reports this to the police who should correctly record this as a hate crime based on sexual orientation. Example B The circumstances in Example B are the same as in Example A, but this time the incident happens at a party in a private residence. The public order offence is not applicable as the incident took place in a dwelling. Despite Jon’s belief that this is a hate crime, it should be recorded as a hate incident. The reasons for this should be explained to Jon. His perception relates to the motive and not the interpretation of the law. When choosing this method of recording, it is important to make the right decision and advice should be sought from a crime registrar if necessary. Example C Mary visits her friend at a local site occupied by Irish Travellers. As she is leaving, a youth throws a stone at her car causing damage to the bodywork. Mary is not a Traveller herself and did not know the offender. She reports the crime of criminal damage. On hearing of the incident, a Traveller resident approaches the police to say that he perceived the crime to be motivated by hostility towards the Traveller residents as there is local protest to their presence and residents have suffered other attacks which have not been reported. In this case the crime should be recorded as a race hate crime. Example D Janice is a physically disabled teacher and is supervising a class of teenagers. She is required to exercise discipline to control misbehaviour and sends a pupil from the class. The pupil says to the Janice, ‘Why don’t you leave me alone, cripple?’ Janice perceives this to be motivated by prejudice relating to her disability. However, as there is insufficient evidence to substantiate a criminal offence this should be recorded as a hate incident. It would be more appropriate for the incident to be recorded by the school authorities, who also have a legal duty to respond. Example E Following on from Example D, the father of the teenager, who is a member of a right-wing extremist group which believes that disabled people are a drain on society and should be eradicated, waits outside the school the following day and sets upon Janice as she is leaving. He causes injuries amounting to actual bodily harm. During the incident he uses abusive language, ‘You cripple, you’re not fit to breathe air’. This should be recorded and investigated as a disability hate crime. |
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1.2.3 Other Person.
The other person could, however, be one of a number of people, including: • police officers or staff • witnesses • family members • civil society organisations who know details of the victim, the crime or hate crimes in the locality, such as a third-party reporting charity a carer or other professional who supports the victim • someone who has knowledge of hate crime in the area – this could include many professionals and experts such as the manager of an education centre used by people with learning disabilities who regularly receives reports of abuse from students • a person from within the group targeted with the hostility, eg, a Traveller who witnessed racist damage in a local park. |
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For the purpose of recording something as a hate crime something is recorded as such if a hate crime is reported as one and the act is considered criminal by the police regardless of whether there is any evidence that it was hate motivated. All that is required is that someone perceives it to be motivated by 'hate'.
Guilty until proven innocent flies in the face of the basis of British justice. |
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its not making anybody guilty though, its just recording complaints
rudd is a recorded statistic |