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BNP Attack on Notts

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Bless them, they don't even have an office.... they have a PO box and a mobile phone... that's it...

If that's the criteria for a political party these days, I'm only a PO box short.

PONP. Pride of Nottingham Party. Who's with me?

Our manifesto consists of making Notts County the best football team in the world, and eradicating F***st completely. 

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The House of Lords passed amendments[6][7] to the Bill on 25 October 2005 which have the effect of limiting the legislation to "A person who uses threatening words or behaviour, or displays any written material which is threatening... if he intends thereby to stir up religious hatred". This removed the abusive and insulting concept, and required the intention — and not just the possibility — of stirring up religious hatred

So the offence of attempting to incite racial hatred could well have been committed because as it says above:

the post doesn't need to be abusive or insulting but more openly relies on the point of it being published for the intention of raising racial tension or hatred.

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The House of Lords passed amendments[6][7] to the Bill on 25 October 2005 which have the effect of limiting the legislation to "A person who uses threatening words or behaviour, or displays any written material which is threatening... if he intends thereby to stir up religious hatred". This removed the abusive and insulting concept, and required the intention — and not just the possibility — of stirring up religious hatred

So the offence of attempting to incite racial hatred could well have been committed because as it says above:

the post doesn't need to be abusive or insulting but more openly relies on the point of it being published for the intention of raising racial tension or hatred.

No religion or race is mentioned in what they said. The only thing you can get them for is inciting hatred against all immigrants, but none on race or religion. 

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Its not worth the time, those who follow the account should be automatically blocked from any minority or news source. No vile, disrespectful comments would be seen them and they spew out all the drizzle they want.

When people ask what 'American Pie' is about, they're missing the point. The song isn't about the lines themselves - it's about what is between the lines. The song is about what isn't there.

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Its not worth the time, those who follow the account should be automatically blocked from any minority or news source. No vile, disrespectful comments would be seen them and they spew out all the drizzle they want.

No, that's not how this works. You can't censor or gag people because you don't agree with their views, no matter how abhorrent you think they are. 

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No, that's not how this works. You can't censor or gag people because you don't agree with their views, no matter how abhorrent you think they are. 

i dont think this type of things should enter free speech or the human right tag which is popular, i think some people and groups like this deserve censoring if they cannot control what they say or how they word it.

for me is not about agreeing or disagreeing, its about the right thing.

racism isnt.

Morons, the BNP are nothing and it amazes me that they can even spell properly. What do they know about football? Oh, mostly more than politics judging that tweet. Daft question!!


Incitement to religious hatred

If someone incites hatred of a racial or religious group, or tries to persuade someone to commit a criminal offence against another race or group by publishing and/or distributing hateful information about that group, they may be prosecuted for an offence. This includes website content, emails, text messages and internet chat rooms.

 

We better be careful about what we say about them lot over the river then!

 

But on topic, this is just a PR stunt.  They know most people who read it will think it's abhorrent, but it'd get shared enough that at least one or two internet users agree with it and might think about joining a "straight talking" (aka ignorant) organisation.

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Wow - I go away on holiday and this happens. Not sure why it (The BNP item) needs dignifying with a response tbh, but, that is just about the weirdest and most ill informed, jaundiced comment I've ever seen in a football forum. Bizarre, quite bizarre.

That's I'd I was on the BNP thread but the post has appeared here. Think it might be me or my iPad is playing up again! Sorry.

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