I’m curious on what the law would say if someone did get murdered. Would telegraph et al be considered complicit? Some of the headlines over the past two years have been crazy dangerous. Remember the “enemies of the people” one?
It’s been just two years since a British politician was murdered on the streets and MPs now face death threats for their views on Brexit. This is utterly irresponsible from the Telegraph.https://twitter.com/telegraph/status/1016947986545471489 …
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No idea. But I think there should be responsibility for drumming up hate
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Yeah, I just wonder how it would be measured/proven? The guy who killed Jo Cox shouted Britain First while doing it, and the leaders of that hate filled group werent even called in for questioning to the best of my knowledge. I was amazed they weren’t even charged with incitement
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might be worth looking at the Rwandan journalists trial to see how it was arguedhttps://www.theguardian.com/media/2003/dec/04/pressandpublishing.radio …
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And even worse, they’re doing this very deliberately to counter/obfuscate fact that several Brextremists at least have a case to answer. Like Trump accusing Merkel of being too close to Russia. It’s Goebbels 101.
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Yup! Read someone on Twitter yesterday covertly calling for an assassin ... these people are dangerous maniacs
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Has anyone any any credible evidence to offer that MPs are receiving death threats from any other than the usual obsessives? I call this irresponsibility on the part of
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This is not Adam saying this. It is the Daily Telegraph.
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I thank you, Madam. I cannot see 'The Telegraph'!
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No neither can I as I won't pay for it. But I do know he is pointing his finger at Telegraph writer. Not to worry Mr Percival. You are not missing much. Mind I understand a certain Labour person said she had thousands of them only to be forced to deny it later!!! LOL
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The author, a Christopher Howse, has a backlog of inoffensive, precious twaddle. And suddenly, out of the blue, he pens an inflammatory appeal to political extremism. Odd. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/authors/christopher-howse/ …
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Christopher Howse bio ‘Christopher Howse writes about the world's faiths, especially Christianity. He also comments frequently and blogs on the uses and abuses of the English language.’ Seriously? Is this Tea Party Christianity of the ‘Lock her up’ kind?
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Barclays getting desperate as brexit implodes under weight of its own stupidity. The taxman will be cometh-ing for them and the others
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I can't stand May but this is stupid. If she's guilty of treason, they all are. Time for an election so we can elect some people who care about their constituents and the country. Wipe the slate clean.
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I think the editor and the Barclay Brothers that own the Telegraph should be held accountable. This is inciting violence or murder, plain and simple.
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Its so dumb and pure playing to the rhetoric of the braindead. Listening to the people does not mean accepting bat shit crazy nationalism
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It's objectionable when
#Corbyn is subjected to this kind of abuse & its objectionable even if the target is a Tory. Tho a tad bizzare that the perpetrator is the@DailytelegraphTack. Twitter använder detta för att förbättra din tidslinje. ÅngraÅngra
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