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A West Midlands Police officer said the protests did not constitute a hate crime despite coming "very close".

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Fairenuff · 29/03/2019 10:58

BBC news

I think the Police need to make clear what a hate crime actually is and apply the law consistently. What are people allowed to speak about and protest?

The lack of clear definitions from government, lawmakers and law enforcers is failing to uphold rights and freedoms which we the people need in order to coexist in peace. At the moment it just seems that we are all vulnerable.

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AdultHuman · 29/03/2019 11:25

BBC are over represented by transwomen.

BBC aren't showing the trans resources.

SomeDyke · 29/03/2019 11:20

but me being a woman, and a lesbian, I doubt the police would give a shit anyway.

I agree 100%.

From my jaded memory, I always thought that the 'hate' bit was originally supposed to help the lesbian and gay community (and others). So, if someone punched you because you were a dyke (as happened to someone I knew), then recording it as someone got randomly thumped on a Friday night after the pub chucked out was seen as nothing particularly unusual. Unless you also record the fact that the reason they got thumped was because they were coming out of a lesbian bar at the time. Puts the thump into context.

Except now, the supposed intention being inferred, but without any actual crime is the supposed 'hate crime'. But the crime was supposed to be the crime, not the added motivation for the crime. But no surprise that this has now become twisted where the thought not the deed is seen as the problem by the woke.

And if you needed even more confirmation, the fact that plain ole misogyny and sexism is not seen as a hate issue, tells you almost all you need to know. It was always about the menz.......

(Just checked the CAB, and yes, it DOES NOT list sex under hate incidents list, and although later says some forces chose to record other categories (like age), sex and just being plain ole female appears nowhere I can see. Yet all the times I have experienced hate incidents, although homophobia often came in as well, it was always part of it that I was also female. There is a difference between 'f-ing queer' and 'f-ing dyke', can you see what it is children?).

Fazackerley · 29/03/2019 11:10

Do you think the police have rung up the protesters at home to ask why they would want to be mean?

Or is itonly white middle class 'terfs' who get that special treatment?

nauticant · 29/03/2019 11:07

A West Midlands Police officer said the protests did not constitute a hate crime despite coming "very close".

That looks more like a political statement than the police enforcing the law.

Everything which is not forbidden is allowed means that the police should not be seeking to control people's lawful behaviour.

Whatisthisfuckery · 29/03/2019 11:05

I thought a hate crime could only have happened if an actual crime has occurred. Like if someone calls me an ugly dyke it’s not a hate crime, but if they punch me in the face and call me an ugly dyke it’s a hate crime, but if they just punch me in the face it’s a regular old crime. It’s all very unclear but me being a woman, and a lesbian, I doubt the police would give a shit anyway.

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