A Man Brutalized a Woman and Put Her In the Hospital. In a Private Conversation, She Called Her Attacker a "Faggot."
She Was Arrested.

In the UK, of course. Another "non-crime hate incident" prosecution.

You're not allowed to use harsh language when describing the thug who beat the shit out of you, you see.

In the UK, a woman who was hospitalized after being brutally assaulted by a man faced legal consequences when she vented to a friend, calling her attacker a "faggot."

Police were notified, she was investigated for a non-crime hate incident (later escalated), charged with malicious communications, and ultimately convicted of committing a homophobic hate crime.

The victim of physical violence ended up with a criminal record for using an offensive slur about her own assailant in a private conversation.

Britain has absolutely lost the plot.

You can be imprisoned for five to ten years for calling the man who brutalized you a "faggot."

Meanwhile, I'm sure, he didn't spend a day in jail.

The UK also just prosecuted a man for... posting a picture of him shooting a shotgun at a resort when in the US.

An IT consultant was arrested by police in Britain after he posted a picture online of himself posing with a gun in the US.

Jon Richelieu-Booth said he was shocked by the "Orwellian" decision by West Yorkshire Police (WYP) to prosecute him over the social media post.

The 50-year-old said that on Aug 13 he had posted a picture of himself on LinkedIn holding a shotgun while on a private homestead with friends during a holiday in Florida.

Mr Richelieu-Booth claims the LinkedIn message contained nothing he considered threatening, with the picture attached to a lengthy post about his day and work activities.

However, he said that a police officer later visited his home to warn him that concerns had been raised about the post.

"I was told to be careful what I say online and I need to understand how it makes people feel," he said.

Mr Richelieu-Booth said he offered to provide officers with proof that the picture of the firearm had been taken while he was in the US but the officers said that was not necessary.

Mr Richelieu-Booth said two officers then returned to his home shortly after 10pm on Aug 24 and arrested him.

A bail document seen by The Telegraph refers to an allegation of possessing a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence and a further allegation of stalking related to a photograph of a house that appeared on his social media.

He said he was held overnight in a cell before being interviewed.

Mr Richelieu-Booth said he was initially released on bail until late October.

He alleges that police officers then visited his property on three further occasions before he was re-arrested in October for allegedly breaching his bail conditions.

However, that charge was later dropped.

Meanwhile, an Islamist who photographed himself brandishing an AK-47 to intimidate everyone faced no punishment and didn't even lose his political post.

And this is why we have the first and second amendments in America https://t.co/fKXW3zFzMx

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 30, 2025

I don't know why we treat this shithole country as an ally. They're an enemy country, period. I'm now cheering the Islamic conquest of Britain. They deserve to be conquered.

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