Interactive map shows hundreds jailed for rioting after Southport stabbings

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/interactive-map-shows-hundreds-jailed-34532592

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8 comments

  1. I’m sure the motivation of the tabloid press to feature this is totally above board and not the least bit suspect

    /s

  2. Stop talking about Axel Rudakabuna and talk about the riots instead!

  3. A valuable public service: Keeping track of far right conspiracy theorists.

  4. I personally think its very Orwellian for jailing people over social media posts.

  6. >Service also shows that at least 22 people have been sent to prison for messages they posted on social media, resulting in prison terms totalling 39 years.  

    To heavy handed without knowledge of what they posted.

    >The toughest sentences have been given to those who took part in riots over 100 miles away from Southport – in Tamworth – which included a mob attack on a Holiday Inn Express hotel with petrol bombs and missiles.

    These are fine and need to be highlighted. Because if I was one of those UK ” NSDAP” groups I’ve seen in the press. I’d be beelining for the friends and family of every single person arrested and jailed. Pamphlets in hands regarding soft sentencing for more serious crimes; and saved social media posts deriding white people that the courts “refuse to prosecute.”

    >According to statistics published last month by the Ministry of Justice, there have been a total of 494 defendants sentenced to immediate custody for their roles in the riots last summer and more cases have been dealt with since the start of the year. 

    All those people prosecuted are in. **494 guaranteed members.** Especially since I’ll be validating and supporting them through their sentence while their old world derides and persecutes them.

    It’s just a question of how many of their wives and children I can get. Then I’d target close friends. I could get a thousand plus life-time members out of this. It’s just beautiful to see from a far-right perspective.

  7. Good, they tried to do a Kristallnacht – not in my country.

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