She deleted her tweet after enough time had passed for it to be seen by a very large number of people. Just imagine if someone who was already radicalised read her tweet and decided to carry out what she wanted? Inciting arson attacks to commit murder by burning people alive inside buildings because of their skin colour isn't a laughing matter and her tweet could have led to a tragedy happening. Her tweet including the motive was clear as crystal- she added "if that makes me racist so be it" onto the end.
Yes, radicalisation does lead to hate and hate leads to violence and people attempting murder, a quick example:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crmpejxlm7do
Just about everyone on the far-right including the usual lot- Tommy ten names Robinson, Elon Musk and Trump were all expressing outrage about British people "not having free speech" and "being arrested for a tweet". Now she's profiting from a monetised Twitter account earning money from Elon Musk by tweeting stuff that will receive engagement and is set to profit from a book too.
Heather posted a very nasty tweet about an already dead person. it's not a threat or incitement it's just a nasty tweet. And all the people on the far-right defending "are Lucy" are mass reporting her to the police and her employer.
I seem to be missing something but people "shouldn't be arrested for a tweet" right? Trump, Elon Musk, Nigel Farage, Tommy etc say that multiple times a week and how Britain is such a bad country whenever this happens and how we "don't have free speech"? So I presume all these people should be outraged Heather has now been arrested for a tweet, right?
Or if we're going to start arresting people who make mean tweets then the police are going to be busy arresting Tommy Robinson (who makes false malicious allegations against brown people on an almost weekly basis now) and Reform politicians and voters?
People really need to make their minds up what "free speech" should actually mean and the threshold for when people should be arrested for an online post. You can't have one rule for the far-right and another for minorities and LGBT people.