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threatening, abusive and insulting have their ordinary meanings.And some don't think hatred is being stirred. You are not judge and jury.
threatening, abusive and insulting have their ordinary meanings.And some don't think hatred is being stirred. You are not judge and jury.
So does criticism.threatening, abusive and insulting have their ordinary meanings.
Please quote the case law that backs this upSo does criticism.
In this Part “racial hatred” means hatred against a group of persons defined by reference to colour, race, nationality (including citizenship) or ethnic or national origins.
the definition of a race, in the public order act
You have failed to show a sentence or paragraph saying what you falsely claimed.I've provided links to the source many times..v
Stirring hatred towards Zionists is not protected, because they meet the definition of a race, in the public order act, particularly using the above example.
I don't think you can throw racial hatred at it
Where ? When ?Except maybe hatred of the white indigenous.
Where ? When ?
So you judge people by those standards, not on whether they can do the job or not?Everywhere. All the time.
Haven't you noticed the news, current affairs, programmes in general. Stuffed with unrepresentative percentage of ethnics - mostly female. Even token blind people or those in wheelchairs.
So you judge people by those standards, not on whether they can do the job or not?
Please quote the case law that backs this up
Stirring hatred towards Zionists is not protected, because they meet the definition of a race, in the public order act, particularly using the above example.
Only in your head.There is no "definition of a race."
There is no mention of criticising the actions of a state. Or a political movement. And no mention of criticising racism, apartheid or genocide.
there is no "definition of a race" in the text you pasted.
You have failed to show a sentence or paragraph saying what you falsely claimed.
No they don't.