They keep a record in a police database of legal acts & they contact people to presumably try to dissuade them from acting legally? They use this database of legal acts to do what, flag people up as a danger? In any context this is disturbing. It’s the virtue police!
Utterly ridiculous. A religion person could easily be offended by proselytizing atheism, genuinely believe that the motivation was prejudice or hatred, and then it would have to be investigated as a hate incident...https://twitter.com/Humberbeat/status/1089899900177956864 …
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Indeed. And supposing you want to carry on saying the things they deem to be hateful. Do you have to have a conversation each time? Is there going to be an investigation each time? It's absurd, and ultimately not manageable.
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And as it's all determined by the "victim's" *perception* of hostility, anyone could make up an accusation about anyone else and the "offender's" name will go on police records.
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I wonder if the Christian Legal Centre will re-examine the cases it’s lost, as I’m sure they felt victimised by atheists and employers...
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