Well, obviously it came in the wake of one of the bullshit laws under the so called "war on terror" hype.
That's from the BBC.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-33183760
These laws obviously cut both ways and not only the intended one. Thankfully we don't have something like that, otherwise our rightwing politicians would fill up the jail cells in a hurry. We only have laws against hate speech, which means publicly inciting any given audience to violence against others. Obviously he didn't do that. Although I have nothing but contempt for anyone making blanket statements on any group, I'm all for the right for every idiot going public with his ignorance.
Quote: A Public Prosecution Service spokesperson said that after considering a complaint about "an internet broadcast of a sermon", it had decided to "offer an individual an informed warning for an offence contrary to the Communications Act 2003".
That's from the BBC.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-33183760
These laws obviously cut both ways and not only the intended one. Thankfully we don't have something like that, otherwise our rightwing politicians would fill up the jail cells in a hurry. We only have laws against hate speech, which means publicly inciting any given audience to violence against others. Obviously he didn't do that. Although I have nothing but contempt for anyone making blanket statements on any group, I'm all for the right for every idiot going public with his ignorance.
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