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JK Rowling April Fools Tweets: Ex-Police Officer Reacts To Scottish Hate Crime Law

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JK Rowling April Fools Tweets: Ex-Police Officer Reacts To Scottish Hate Crime Law


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The new Hate Crime and Public Order Act introduced in Scotland has sparked controversy and criticism from notable figures, including JK Rowling. The law aims to consolidate existing hate crime laws and create a new offense of threatening or abusive behaviour intended to stir up hatred on various grounds. However, Rowling and others have raised concerns about the implications of the law on freedom of speech and the ability to accurately describe biological sex.

JK Rowling recently took to social media to challenge Scotland’s new hate crime law, inviting police to arrest her if they believe she has committed an offense. In a series of tweets, Rowling highlighted the absurdity of the law and the impact it could have on the ability to accurately describe and tackle violence against women and girls. She emphasized the importance of being able to call a man a man and spoke out against the restrictions on freedom of speech imposed by the law.

Former Police officer Harry Miller joins TalkTV to review the implications.

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29 thoughts on “JK Rowling April Fools Tweets: Ex-Police Officer Reacts To Scottish Hate Crime Law”

  1. I guess this is why Hadrian built the wall! The Scots wanted the SNP they can keep it!

    However this has nothing to do with women. It's so you can't criticise Islam.

  2. Let’s get real
    This law is more about smuggling blasphemy laws through customs.
    And of course it will only be used to protect criticism of a certain religion.

  3. Hate is a very subjective and abstract term as we've experienced for years now. The line should be around where it leads to actual crimes. Freedom of speech, opinions should be protected. Words and opinions should not be criminally persecuted so arbitrarily.

  4. It's easy to reel off crimes that transgender folk have done to justify a prejudice – the reality is most transgender folk go through a challenging journey and need a bit of compassion – one of my friends is a trans guy and is so much happier in all he does now – at the end of the day that's what we want happy well-adjusted people who make a contribution to society – it may be outside JK Rowlings comfort zone however to go out of your way to target folk simply for who they are is rather self-indulgent – I would say to her save you vitriol for people who do wrong.

  5. Amazing how 99.9% of the population don't agree with the new law….yet they have to concentrate on 1 world renowned writer for her opinions…..its as if you can expect another book out from this

  6. JK Rowling is a heroine for standing against the nonsense the SNP government has brought in. Men cannot become women and women cannot become men, let’s seek cures for the insanity. 😂😂😂

  7. JK Rowling is a real life heroine. We're so lucky to have her leading the way. Women everywhere will unite and support her 100% because she is on the side of reality, humanity, biology and truth. We need more people with clout, with power and with money to stand up for women against this despicable and disgusting misogyny.

  8. On the subject of the police. I think the problem is that the recruiters appear to be favour university students who are often indocrinated by those institutions and, consequently often support laws.

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