What do people think about going to jail for >"a long history of violent racist beliefs"
Should people go to jail for violent beliefs or do they need to act on those belifes?
Why don't Muslims also face the same punishment when they return from fighting with Isis, say 'death to Britain' or behead those who insult islam' or similar stuff?
>Why don't Muslims also face the same punishment when they return from fighting with Isis, say 'death to Britain' or behead those who insult islam' or similar stuff? Because white genocide isn't a conspiracy, it's really happening
Blake White
beliefs dont hurt anyone, so no are we going to start locking up people because they have disdain and disgust for modern civ?
John Nguyen
Violent beliefs aren't a thing.
Ayden Stewart
>should thought crimes be real? No. fuck off kike.
Jose James
In Bongland you can now be jailed for what you believe.
Thanks politicians.
Evan Bennett
Okay I accept that, but are we not even going to have a pretence to equality before the rule of law. We have Isis fighters receiving benefits from the state, but these guys get 5 years for having posters and bad thoughts
they basically called their kid adolf, got the kid to salute, larped and had a Nazi cookie cutter
>"You acted together in all you thought, said and did, in the naming of your son and the disturbing photographs of your child, surrounded by symbols of Nazism and the Ku Klux Klan."
at the same time we have >Thousands ofIsisfighters have already returned to their home >analyst, who has worked for British security services and the UN’s counter-terrorism branch, said all 5,600 former Isis members who have returned to 33 countries pose some degree of risk. >reviewer of terrorism legislation, has instead called for a focus on “reintegration” in cases where authorities have decided individuals who return should not face prosecution. >security services have left space for those who travelled out of a sense of naivety, at a young age and who return in a “state of utter disillusionment” to be diverted away from the criminal courts.
It just seems there is a massive disparity between the way different groups are dealt with
Thomas Morales
>jail man with wife and kid for 5 years for having extremist views, disrupting their family life and their lives Since Britain is in for a penny, why not be in for a pound? Meaning - whats the point of jailing people, and no doubt having them even more violent and radical on the otherside? If I want sent to jail for 5 years, completely derailing my family life and life plans, I sure wouldnt be loving the state when I come out
From the British states perspective, and from the purpose of efficiency, you may aswell just shoot them instead?
Joseph Powell
that's wrongthink user thoughtcrimes aren't tolerated
>Extremist-themed paraphernalia including pendants, flags and clothing emblazoned with symbols of the Nazi-era SS and National Action was also recovered. >Among the items were a swastika-shaped pastry cutter and swastika scatter cushions. I remember that episode