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By *abio OP   Man
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yes. Absolutely.

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?"

I like Jess Phillips MP, one of the few socialists that I could listen to.

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Yes and Misandry.

What a piece of work that guy is. How UKIP can stick with this guy speaks volumes.

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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago

London


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?"

I think it should align with each of the protected characteristics under Equality Act. Although intersex should also be first added under the definition of sex in the act too, as they have done in Jersey.

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By *abio OP   Man
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

i just think how you can threaten someone with in effect sexual assault or worse and yet it not be looked at as a crime..... its just madness.....

and then to compound things a political party actually sticking up for him

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

People who judge define themselves. This guy has a serious hang-up about himself when he thinks those sort of remarks make him look more masculine or tough.

I am surprised there is not some catch-all offence that covers intimidation like this.

On the other hand, the bar may be set a bit higher for politicians.

Whatever, this guy simply defines himself as obnoxious.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"i just think how you can threaten someone with in effect sexual assault or worse and yet it not be looked at as a crime..... its just madness.....

and then to compound things a political party actually sticking up for him"

Trump era.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Surely threatening to r.pe someone would come under harassment laws?

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

Would it be legitimate for the police to obtain a DNA sample and check against all unsolved r@pe cases?

That would send out a powerful message.

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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago

There and to the left a bit


"Surely threatening to r.pe someone would come under harassment laws?"

He's not actually "threatened" though from what I can see - more used what he considers jokey comments to put her down - now they're certainly not jokey but being totally honest (much as I'd like to throw away the key on someone that thinks like that) I'm not sure his comments could be considered "threats" either

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By *opsy71Woman
over a year ago

Sheffield


"Surely threatening to r.pe someone would come under harassment laws?

He's not actually "threatened" though from what I can see - more used what he considers jokey comments to put her down - now they're certainly not jokey but being totally honest (much as I'd like to throw away the key on someone that thinks like that) I'm not sure his comments could be considered "threats" either"

I agree he hasn't actually threatened her with it

But whatever his comments are he is a vile pig and the political party he represents should get rid of him as a point of principal. Let's face it though they accepted nigel farage who is a sexist, racist bigot and the fact that farage is friends with trump the other world famous biggot clearly sends a message as to what the ukip party stands for and shame on those who voted for them and continue to vote for them

Rant over, can you tell I'm annoyed?

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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago

There and to the left a bit


"Surely threatening to r.pe someone would come under harassment laws?

He's not actually "threatened" though from what I can see - more used what he considers jokey comments to put her down - now they're certainly not jokey but being totally honest (much as I'd like to throw away the key on someone that thinks like that) I'm not sure his comments could be considered "threats" either

I agree he hasn't actually threatened her with it

But whatever his comments are he is a vile pig and the political party he represents should get rid of him as a point of principal. Let's face it though they accepted nigel farage who is a sexist, racist bigot and the fact that farage is friends with trump the other world famous biggot clearly sends a message as to what the ukip party stands for and shame on those who voted for them and continue to vote for them

Rant over, can you tell I'm annoyed? "

You'll get no argument from me on ANY of that - my point was merely in response to the suggestion he could be dealt with under a specific law for "threatening" to do something.

I find it disgusting that his own party are refusing to censure him and as you say it speaks volumes about their true values.

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By *opsy71Woman
over a year ago

Sheffield


"Surely threatening to r.pe someone would come under harassment laws?

He's not actually "threatened" though from what I can see - more used what he considers jokey comments to put her down - now they're certainly not jokey but being totally honest (much as I'd like to throw away the key on someone that thinks like that) I'm not sure his comments could be considered "threats" either

I agree he hasn't actually threatened her with it

But whatever his comments are he is a vile pig and the political party he represents should get rid of him as a point of principal. Let's face it though they accepted nigel farage who is a sexist, racist bigot and the fact that farage is friends with trump the other world famous biggot clearly sends a message as to what the ukip party stands for and shame on those who voted for them and continue to vote for them

Rant over, can you tell I'm annoyed?

You'll get no argument from me on ANY of that - my point was merely in response to the suggestion he could be dealt with under a specific law for "threatening" to do something.

I find it disgusting that his own party are refusing to censure him and as you say it speaks volumes about their true values."

Lol no I know you agree with me, but I also agree with you that after reading his comments he doesn't actually threaten her at all, what he does is uses a vile subject as a put down to a female. Disgraceful behaviour he should be sacked then bundled into a van and brought to my house to reap my wrath ?? ?? ??

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By *he machinistMan
over a year ago

Stoke

It's a load of thought crime nonsense dreamt up and peddled as a narrative by an ever repressive authoritarian state and it's now obvious henchmen mainstream media.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

Complaint now to police. West Midlands investigating.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It's a load of thought crime nonsense dreamt up and peddled as a narrative by an ever repressive authoritarian state and it's now obvious henchmen mainstream media."

Thats a very silly thing to say!

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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago

There and to the left a bit


"It's a load of thought crime nonsense dreamt up and peddled as a narrative by an ever repressive authoritarian state and it's now obvious henchmen mainstream media."

WTF?! How is saying you wouldn't even r*pe someone, by way of trying to insult them, and then making it worse with a follow up statement that if pressured he might, and saying it publically a "thought crime"?! The guy broadcast it on his YouTube channel for potentially millions to see!!

He's tried to defend it as a joke which makes it even worse and this is a person standing to be elected to represent a constituency?!

Sorry but no matter how you try and dress it up, it's neither "thought crime" or "nonsense" - it is however reprehensible and indefensible!!

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

He is obviously unqualified to represent at least half the constituency.

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By *opsy71Woman
over a year ago

Sheffield


"It's a load of thought crime nonsense dreamt up and peddled as a narrative by an ever repressive authoritarian state and it's now obvious henchmen mainstream media."

With respect (which means it isn't) that's utter bollox

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Misandry, political opinions, musical tastes, differing sporting affiliations, punks, goths, skinheads, hippies or people generally that happen to look a certain way.....yeah! Throw everything in there...fukkit...why not eh?

Even if the supposed target of 'hate crime' doesn't care, notice or believe there was a hate crime comitted then an uninvolved onlooker can be offended on behalf of the supposed victim and report a hate crime. I'm

all for that.

Everyone that has hurt the feelings of someone should be banned from the interweb and hopefully caught and locked up for circa 100 years. That'll solve it!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Sounds you’re going to get banged up till the end of time then!

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By *uxinteriorMan
over a year ago

south west , continental

Personally I detest litter droppers. Especially those mac d bags and stuff. That's a hate crime against the countryside and planet. Try reporting it though and you get nowhere fast! The world is in a topsy Turvey way, and only certain sections of society count and shout the loudest.

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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago

Hereford

On the plus side, UKIP are merrily nailing the lid on their own coffin. Haven't all their female MEPs quit over this?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Personally I detest litter droppers. Especially those mac d bags and stuff. That's a hate crime against the countryside and planet. Try reporting it though and you get nowhere fast! The world is in a topsy Turvey way, and only certain sections of society count and shout the loudest. "

Well you could always get yourself an orange jumpsuit and yellow vest and go out and make the world a better place!

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?"

No it is bloody nonesense

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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago

There and to the left a bit


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?No it is bloody nonesense"

How is it 'nonsense' for someone to be able to say the vile things he has said and be able to do so without fear of repercussions?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"On the plus side, UKIP are merrily nailing the lid on their own coffin. Haven't all their female MEPs quit over this?"

I hope so!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

" Police are looking into remarks by UKIP candidate Carl Benjamin after Labour MP Jess Phillips accused him of malicious communications.

He has refused to apologise for the remark made in 2016, arguing that "any subject can be the subject of a joke."

Mr Benjamin made the initial comments in reply to a tweet from her about r*** and death threats sent to women online. His tweet, which said, "I wouldn't even r**, you... feminism is cancer," has since been deleted. "

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"It's a load of thought crime nonsense dreamt up and peddled as a narrative by an ever repressive authoritarian state and it's now obvious henchmen mainstream media.

With respect (which means it isn't) that's utter bollox "

Very well put

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By *abio OP   Man
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?

No it is bloody nonesense"

I think it is an interesting standpoint that you want something that protects you as a TV/TS (LGBTQ) denied to someone else who would happen to be a straight white female........

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?

No it is bloody nonesense

I think it is an interesting standpoint that you want something that protects you as a TV/TS (LGBTQ) denied to someone else who would happen to be a straight white female........"

can I just ask Fabio I’m not having a pop at you but do you feel that Asian grooming gangs that target young white british girls are also a hate crime or just sex crimes it’s just that there’s been a few posts on here about them but iv never seen you comment on them ?

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff

You have to ask? It is a hate crime and a sex crime and is likely to be pedophilia as well - it would be irrelevant of colour, religion, gender or nationality. Stop making petty points

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby

It’s not petty at all I wasn’t asking you mate

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

He hasnt threatened her, but has made an abhorrent remark along the same lines as so called comedians taking the mick out of people's looks etc.

But yes, using that word it should be investigated as a hate crime

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?

No it is bloody nonesense

I think it is an interesting standpoint that you want something that protects you as a TV/TS (LGBTQ) denied to someone else who would happen to be a straight white female........can I just ask Fabio I’m not having a pop at you but do you feel that Asian grooming gangs that target young white british girls are also a hate crime or just sex crimes it’s just that there’s been a few posts on here about them but iv never seen you comment on them ?"

Depends on if they were targeted because they were white, or because they were vulnerable.

The Yorkshire ripper targeted prostitutes, not because they were prostitutes but because they were more vulnerable

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"It’s not petty at all I wasn’t asking you mate "

It comes across as petty & an attempt at point scoring on what is a very important subject - you don’t come over well...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I see that that Aragon of Azerbaijan fella is being a complete nugget again.

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By *oxychick35Couple
over a year ago

thornaby


"It’s not petty at all I wasn’t asking you mate

It comes across as petty & an attempt at point scoring on what is a very important subject - you don’t come over well..."

I know it’s an important subject mate I was just wondering why he started a thread about this but not even a post on the other important subject he may well of it’s just iv never seen one that’s why I asked I wasn’t having a pop at the guy iv met him a few times at our local club he’s one of the nicest decent guys you could come across

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I heard someone being called 'a specky twat'. I reported it as a hate crime because the specky twat in question was wearing sunglasses....fair cop?

And this one time....at band camp...a guy got called a baldy bastard....again i did my civic duty and called 999....

Then another time at the pub...my mate was called a d*unken shit talker....and guess what?! He was too d*unk to be offended so i took the slung mud on his behalf and called the SAS to come and take the muther out!

All easily avoided hate crime.

Oh and be careful what you say about donald trump's wig....he sees any offensive comments and holy shit you'll be for guantanimo bay or something.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It’s not petty at all I wasn’t asking you mate

It comes across as petty & an attempt at point scoring on what is a very important subject - you don’t come over well... I know it’s an important subject mate I was just wondering why he started a thread about this but not even a post on the other important subject he may well of it’s just iv never seen one that’s why I asked I wasn’t having a pop at the guy iv met him a few times at our local club he’s one of the nicest decent guys you could come across "

Eh? Fabio is?! ?.. Feck offff!

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By *hetalkingstoveMan
over a year ago

London


"I heard someone being called 'a specky twat'. I reported it as a hate crime because the specky twat in question was wearing sunglasses....fair cop?

And this one time....at band camp...a guy got called a baldy bastard....again i did my civic duty and called 999....

Then another time at the pub...my mate was called a d*unken shit talker....and guess what?! He was too d*unk to be offended so i took the slung mud on his behalf and called the SAS to come and take the muther out!

All easily avoided hate crime.

Oh and be careful what you say about donald trump's wig....he sees any offensive comments and holy shit you'll be for guantanimo bay or something."

There's a difference between an insult and bigotry.

There is not systematic discrimination and violence against bald or speccy or wigwearing people.

If your understanding of hate crimes is that they only equate to an insult and nothing more, I'd suggest you do some reading and understand some of the history of racism, sexism, homophobia and so forth.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

IMO a hate crime is when you choose the victim because you hate them because of that attribute (race, sex etc)

Its not hating someone for a different reason (political persuasion say) and the using their sex as part of the attack. As nasty as that is.

And its not selecting a victim because of their race sex etc unless its because you hate that race sex etc.

Eg a mugger may select a women bacuse he sees women as easier targets.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I must say I find the notion of certain crimes being called "hate crime" strange.

A crimes a crime and all should be punished accordingly.

Any crime committed against you could be classed as a hate crime as you don't normally get crimes committed against you by people that like you

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I heard someone being called 'a specky twat'. I reported it as a hate crime because the specky twat in question was wearing sunglasses....fair cop?

And this one time....at band camp...a guy got called a baldy bastard....again i did my civic duty and called 999....

Then another time at the pub...my mate was called a d*unken shit talker....and guess what?! He was too d*unk to be offended so i

took the slung mud on his behalf and called the SAS to come and take the muther out!

All easily avoided hate crime.

Oh and be careful what you say about donald trump's wig....he sees any offensive comments and holy shit you'll be for guantanimo bay or something.

There's a difference between an insult and bigotry.

There is not systematic discrimination and violence against bald or speccy or wigwearing people.

If your understanding of hate crimes is that

they only equate to an insult and nothing more, I'd suggest you do some reading and understand some of the history of racism, sexism, homophobia and so forth. "

Patronising is now a hate crime! Also...your asumption that i am capable of reading is a hate crime towards my dyslexia. I'm very offended by your remarks and am now in the process of phoning the cops to have you taken away for hate crimes.

I suggest that you spend your time in prison to reflect on how your thoughts and words are doing real damage to those less fortunate than yourself.

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By *candiumWoman
over a year ago

oban

Much as i hate to say it and thereby look like I agree with ukip....

I don't agree with what he said but I do think the idea of hate crime is dangerously close to thought crime and that no subject should be off limits for comedy. Just because you or I don't find it funny doesn't make it wrong.

I don't mind Jess Philips but I think she's over reacting.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Considering what happened to Jo Cox, I would hope the police are taking his comments at face value and he is at least questioned under caution x

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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago

London


"I heard someone being called 'a specky twat'. I reported it as a hate crime because the specky twat in question was wearing sunglasses....fair cop?

And this one time....at band camp...a guy got called a baldy bastard....again i did my civic duty and called 999....

Then another time at the pub...my mate was called a d*unken shit talker....and guess what?! He was too d*unk to be offended so i took the slung mud on his behalf and called the SAS to come and take the muther out!

All easily avoided hate crime.

Oh and be careful what you say about donald trump's wig....he sees any offensive comments and holy shit you'll be for guantanimo bay or something.

There's a difference between an insult and bigotry.

There is not systematic discrimination and violence against bald or speccy or wigwearing people.

If your understanding of hate crimes is that they only equate to an insult and nothing more, I'd suggest you do some reading and understand some of the history of racism, sexism, homophobia and so forth. "

Well said.

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"It’s not petty at all I wasn’t asking you mate

It comes across as petty & an attempt at point scoring on what is a very important subject - you don’t come over well... I know it’s an important subject mate I was just wondering why he started a thread about this but not even a post on the other important subject he may well of it’s just iv never seen one that’s why I asked I wasn’t having a pop at the guy iv met him a few times at our local club he’s one of the nicest decent guys you could come across "

Fair enough, but did you raise the issue yourself anywhere?

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By *verysmileMan
over a year ago

Canterbury

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By *verysmileMan
over a year ago

Canterbury

You have to ask yourself whether a candidate who is seeking to represent all is actually up to doing exactly that?

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"You have to ask yourself whether a candidate who is seeking to represent all is actually up to doing exactly that?

"

Am I the only one wondering what you are referring to?

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By *avidnsa69Man
over a year ago

Essex


"It's a load of thought crime nonsense dreamt up and peddled as a narrative by an ever repressive authoritarian state and it's now obvious henchmen mainstream media."

Really? I think you need to re-calibrate your moral compass

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

It's surprising that it's not covered but should be. Nothing to add to the good points here from others. Any respectable party would disconnect itself from such filth and prospective voters for such parties would disconnect without much need to understand the low moral standing of such politicians.

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By *verysmileMan
over a year ago

Canterbury


"You have to ask yourself whether a candidate who is seeking to represent all is actually up to doing exactly that?

Am I the only one wondering what you are referring to?"

The "gentleman" who said that he wouldn't even contemplate carrying out a sexual act on Jess Phillips.....standing as a candidate. I thought that was the thread....making Misogyny a hate crime or not.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Unfortunately OP, the country we live in does not, have significant punishment to fit the crime, all hate crime, be it gender, race, religion, politics, should be punished severely but, alas out government hasn't the balls to do so.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East


"Unfortunately OP, the country we live in does not, have significant punishment to fit the crime, all hate crime, be it gender, race, religion, politics, should be punished severely but, alas out government hasn't the balls to do so. "

That's not true.

Certainly in Scotland, if not England, judges can impose additional sentences for the hate element of a crime.

Hate crime is when an offence is aggravated by prejudice against a particular characteristic.

It does not exist by itself - it is the aggravating feature of an ordinary offence.

So, someone can be charged with assault and might get 3 months in jail. If the assault was motivated by, say, homophobia, the offence is aggravated and the judge can add additional time to the sentence. The judge is required to set out the basic sentence and the additional penalty being applied for the hate element.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?"

It depends. I hate misogynists, but where I live their are plenty of women who are real man haters, should the same laws apply to them? If so then yes, but if it is only going to work one way, then I’d have to say no. The law really does need updating where domestic abuse is concerned, everybody should have the right to feel safe at home...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My take on it is that this candidate lives in his you tube bubble thinking that he is a cool kind of bloke and that its ok to be outrageous because people like frankie boyle can do it and get away with it. The trouble is he doesn’t get that Frankie’s humour is deeply thought out and nuanced whereas his comments just came across as those of an ignorant bigoted twat. No wonder UKIP have got his back! Also there is a whole other level of problems with gamers on here whose interactions with each other place them in a parallel society which they seem to think makes it ok to spout shit because they see themselves as superior in some deluded way.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"My take on it is that this candidate lives in his you tube bubble thinking that he is a cool kind of bloke and that its ok to be outrageous because people like frankie boyle can do it and get away with it. The trouble is he doesn’t get that Frankie’s humour is deeply thought out and nuanced whereas his comments just came across as those of an ignorant bigoted twat. No wonder UKIP have got his back! Also there is a whole other level of problems with gamers on here whose interactions with each other place them in a parallel society which they seem to think makes it ok to spout shit because they see themselves as superior in some deluded way. "
Who are you on about, I've looked at this thread and cant see who you are referring to ??

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My take on it is that this candidate lives in his you tube bubble thinking that he is a cool kind of bloke and that its ok to be outrageous because people like frankie boyle can do it and get away with it. The trouble is he doesn’t get that Frankie’s humour is deeply thought out and nuanced whereas his comments just came across as those of an ignorant bigoted twat. No wonder UKIP have got his back! Also there is a whole other level of problems with gamers on here whose interactions with each other place them in a parallel society which they seem to think makes it ok to spout shit because they see themselves as superior in some deluded way. Who are you on about, I've looked at this thread and cant see who you are referring to ??"

The UKIP candidate who spouted this R*** comment about Jess Philips, who a particular poster on here defended avidly on another thread because he thought the guy was cool and well known in gaming circles with his own you tube channel. I said that I thought the UKIP guy was a wanker and the poster thought I was referring to him so I ended up on the naughty step for five days which was annoying. I hope that explains my comment fully.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?

It depends. I hate misogynists, but where I live their are plenty of women who are real man haters, should the same laws apply to them? If so then yes, but if it is only going to work one way, then I’d have to say no. The law really does need updating where domestic abuse is concerned, everybody should have the right to feel safe at home..."

The laws on domestic violence do apply to both sexes

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?

It depends. I hate misogynists, but where I live their are plenty of women who are real man haters, should the same laws apply to them? If so then yes, but if it is only going to work one way, then I’d have to say no. The law really does need updating where domestic abuse is concerned, everybody should have the right to feel safe at home...

The laws on domestic violence do apply to both sexes"

Yes I know that, but they are still not tough enough on either. It is the OTs question to which I put that. If new hate laws against misogyny were introduced, then they would only apply to hatred by some, quite frankly pathetic men. But there are plenty of women who hate men and are just as insulting and abusive. We can’t have one law for some and another for the rest. Surely not, not in 21st century Britain??

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"My take on it is that this candidate lives in his you tube bubble thinking that he is a cool kind of bloke and that its ok to be outrageous because people like frankie boyle can do it and get away with it. The trouble is he doesn’t get that Frankie’s humour is deeply thought out and nuanced whereas his comments just came across as those of an ignorant bigoted twat. No wonder UKIP have got his back! Also there is a whole other level of problems with gamers on here whose interactions with each other place them in a parallel society which they seem to think makes it ok to spout shit because they see themselves as superior in some deluded way. Who are you on about, I've looked at this thread and cant see who you are referring to ??

The UKIP candidate who spouted this R*** comment about Jess Philips, who a particular poster on here defended avidly on another thread because he thought the guy was cool and well known in gaming circles with his own you tube channel. I said that I thought the UKIP guy was a wanker and the poster thought I was referring to him so I ended up on the naughty step for five days which was annoying. I hope that explains my comment fully. "

Yeah that's cool , I understand now. I know who you mean .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?

It depends. I hate misogynists, but where I live their are plenty of women who are real man haters, should the same laws apply to them? If so then yes, but if it is only going to work one way, then I’d have to say no. The law really does need updating where domestic abuse is concerned, everybody should have the right to feel safe at home...

The laws on domestic violence do apply to both sexes

Yes I know that, but they are still not tough enough on either. It is the OTs question to which I put that. If new hate laws against misogyny were introduced, then they would only apply to hatred by some, quite frankly pathetic men. But there are plenty of women who hate men and are just as insulting and abusive. We can’t have one law for some and another for the rest. Surely not, not in 21st century Britain?? "

There is a call by MP’s and senior police officers, amonst other organisations, to make misogyny a hate crime. The overwhelming majority of hate crimes where gender is a determining factor, are hate crimes against women. Nottinghamshire police force has already started recording misogyny hate crimes based on their on data and support from residents.

To say that if you make misogyny a hate crime you ignore female led abuse of men, fails to recognise the volume of abuse, harrasment and violence women and young girls face every day just going about their daily lives. Ask my two teenage daughters why they won’t go for a run outside or in the park anymore.

To equate men’s experience of misandry with women’s experience of misogny is wrong on so many levels.

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff

So agree with you - vast majority of crime, violence, sexual assault is done by men to women. By all means have an equal law, just don’t expect to have equal prosecution - actually, any prosecution would be good!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"So agree with you - vast majority of crime, violence, sexual assault is done by men to women. By all means have an equal law, just don’t expect to have equal prosecution - actually, any prosecution would be good! "
using Sara's definition I wonder how many sexual abuse crimes are aggrevated further due to hate of women. The hate element is an extra on the underlying crime. Otherwuse all crim is ahte crime and the term becomes tautilogically redundant

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

Gender is a protected characteristic in law.

That means Male, female and everything in between.

There are 7 protected characteristics, I think.

The legal playing field is already there to prosecute offences aggravated by gender.

I just do not think it has ever been tested properly.

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By *candiumWoman
over a year ago

oban


"

To say that if you make misogyny a hate crime you ignore female led abuse of men, fails to recognise the volume of abuse, harrasment and violence women and young girls face every day just going about their daily lives. Ask my two teenage daughters why they won’t go for a run outside or in the park anymore.

"

I'm a woman. I'm 43. I've never experienced ANY abuse violence or harassment due to my gender and i work in a very male dominated job.

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By *candiumWoman
over a year ago

oban

Oh for an edit button...

Meant to add feeling that you can't go for a run in the park due to misogyny is not universal.

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By *illwill69uMan
over a year ago

moston

Many if not most are not going to like what I say. But here goes.

All violent crimes are hate crimes. Are some of these crimes more hateful than others? Clearly yes. But should we have a scales of hate other than how much damage is done, are the attacks premeditated and how helpless (as unable to help themselves) was the victim(s)? I think not. Justice is supposed to be blind for a good reason, all need to be treated equally under the law if not then we only have tyranny. When aggravating factors become crimes in their own right we are on the way to 'thought crime' and tyranny because everyone is no longer equal under the law. That cannot be good for anyone no matter how well meaning the intention.

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By *rSinCityMan
over a year ago

London

The answer to OP's question is no. He joked about r*pe, which should not be considered as misogyny, as nowadays both genders are equal and thus a woman can r*pe a man

In conclusion- it's a bad joke and not misogyny Or you disagree and say that both genders are not equal ?

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"The answer to OP's question is no. He joked about r*pe, which should not be considered as misogyny, as nowadays both genders are equal and thus a woman can r*pe a man

In conclusion- it's a bad joke and not misogyny Or you disagree and say that both genders are not equal ? "

Flawed argument, just because women can, doesn’t mean they do. 99% is done by men, perhaps now you can see why the vile twat deserves to be called out for this?

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By *opsy71Woman
over a year ago

Sheffield


"I heard someone being called 'a specky twat'. I reported it as a hate crime because the specky twat in question was wearing sunglasses....fair cop?

And this one time....at band camp...a guy got called a baldy bastard....again i did my civic duty and called 999....

Then another time at the pub...my mate was called a d*unken shit talker....and guess what?! He was too d*unk to be offended so i took the slung mud on his behalf and called the SAS to come and take the muther out!

All easily avoided hate crime.

Oh and be careful what you say about donald trump's wig....he sees any offensive comments and holy shit you'll be for guantanimo bay or something.

There's a difference between an insult and bigotry.

There is not systematic discrimination and violence against bald or speccy or wigwearing people.

If your understanding of hate crimes is that they only equate to an insult and nothing more, I'd suggest you do some reading and understand some of the history of racism, sexism, homophobia and so forth. "

Hurrah at last somebody who understands hate crime and what it actually is.

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By *opsy71Woman
over a year ago

Sheffield


"You have to ask yourself whether a candidate who is seeking to represent all is actually up to doing exactly that?

"

Exactly it's as easy a question as this does he represent all of Ukip?

Sadly I think given their history of bigotry he might!

Can you tell I'm still angry about this?

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By *opsy71Woman
over a year ago

Sheffield


"Gender is a protected characteristic in law.

That means Male, female and everything in between.

There are 7 protected characteristics, I think.

The legal playing field is already there to prosecute offences aggravated by gender.

I just do not think it has ever been tested properly."

There are nine protected characteristics but you make a very valid point, so it is hate crime not a personal insult or a joke.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

First, it has to be a crime of itself.

Malicious communication catches anything posted to the internet.

Once the crime is established, it becomes a hate crime when shown to be motivated by hatred towards a particular characteristic.

That is difficult in this case.

The UKIP geezer will say he is motivated by hatred of her politics.

That is not a protected characteristic.

But a prosecution could argue it is her gender that is being weaponised, not her politics.

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"First, it has to be a crime of itself.

Malicious communication catches anything posted to the internet.

Once the crime is established, it becomes a hate crime when shown to be motivated by hatred towards a particular characteristic.

That is difficult in this case.

The UKIP geezer will say he is motivated by hatred of her politics.

That is not a protected characteristic.

But a prosecution could argue it is her gender that is being weaponised, not her politics.

"

He is patently misogynistic. UKIP are even bigger idiots than you imagine.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"going to put this here rather than in politics.... so if you have a problem with this.. tough!

okay... hate crime laws cover race, religion and sexuality...

after everything that has happened with jess phillips at the moment (look it up if you dont know) should Misogyny be added to the hate crime list?

It depends. I hate misogynists, but where I live their are plenty of women who are real man haters, should the same laws apply to them? If so then yes, but if it is only going to work one way, then I’d have to say no. The law really does need updating where domestic abuse is concerned, everybody should have the right to feel safe at home...

The laws on domestic violence do apply to both sexes

Yes I know that, but they are still not tough enough on either. It is the OTs question to which I put that. If new hate laws against misogyny were introduced, then they would only apply to hatred by some, quite frankly pathetic men. But there are plenty of women who hate men and are just as insulting and abusive. We can’t have one law for some and another for the rest. Surely not, not in 21st century Britain??

There is a call by MP’s and senior police officers, amonst other organisations, to make misogyny a hate crime. The overwhelming majority of hate crimes where gender is a determining factor, are hate crimes against women. Nottinghamshire police force has already started recording misogyny hate crimes based on their on data and support from residents.

To say that if you make misogyny a hate crime you ignore female led abuse of men, fails to recognise the volume of abuse, harrasment and violence women and young girls face every day just going about their daily lives. Ask my two teenage daughters why they won’t go for a run outside or in the park anymore.

To equate men’s experience of misandry with women’s experience of misogny is wrong on so many levels.

"

In my childhood I lived with my mother and siblings in a women’s aid refuge. I had experienced domestic violence, even getting punched by her boyfriend when I tried to stop him beating her up. I saw the women when they arrived, and as a twelve year old had to understand that had I been 18, I wouldn’t have been allowed to even enter the building. Indeed I was constantly being told that all men are the same and they are all bad. The only good thing about the place, apart from escaping the violence, was that the council housed us after 7 months.

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