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Originally Posted by Damien
I don't really think it should go to a jury to decide whether she is 'ok or not'. It's not 'ok' for her to have said that. It was horrible. But it shouldn't be a criminal offence. The only time I think speech should be criminalised is if it's direct abuse to someone (i.e racially abusing someone) or an incitement to violence.
Saying horrible things about someone upon their death gives a way of what kind of person you are, but I don't see why it should be literally illegal.
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Him.
“Heather” Herbert is a man.
*His* behaviour on social media is classic male pattern aggression. It is demeaning to attribute his behaviour to that of a woman. Violence, and threats of violence, are overwhelmingly a male problem and arrest/charge/conviction statistics are skewed unhelpfully if we pretend that we cannot name things for what they are.
This is a picture of him. His name is Scott.
