
I’ve said it multiple times now and I’ll say it again: I don’t think any social-media speech offences should be prosecuted — not the “rage tweeting” ones, not the “inciting racial hatred” ones, none of them.
The law can label it whatever it wants and people can plead guilty to whatever charge is put in front of them. That doesn’t make it in the public interest to treat a tweet as a serious crime while real violence, theft and injury get deprioritised.
That’s why I’d still rather have the “racial hatred” poster as a neighbour than the child pornographer. You keep saying “the law is the law.” I’m saying the law is wrong on this.
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