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After all, Orwell did set Nineteen Eighty-Four in Britain

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[Hat tip: Ace.]

This is what it’s come to:

An assault victim has been convicted of a homophobic hate crime after she branded her attacker a ‘f****t’ in text messages whilst ranting about being beaten up.

Care home worker Elizabeth Kinney, 34, was said to have sent a ‘barrage’ of messages to a former friend during which she described being attacked by a male mutual acquaintance.

During the messaging the single mother-of-four even sent pictures of her injuries from the assault, which resulted in her being admitted to hospital.

But Kinney, an aspiring nurse, was reported to police over the use of the word ‘f****t’ to describe the unnamed man and later charged with malicious communications offences.

At Sefton magistrates court Kinney, from Tranmere, pleaded guilty to causing to be sent by public communication network an offensive, indecent, obscene or menacing messages.

She insisted her words were a ‘thoughtless rant’ and that she was not attacking anyone’s sexuality.

But JPs said her remark was ‘homophobic’ and gave her an ‘uplifted’ sentence of a 12 month community order.

The article goes on to add that no one has been charged in the alleged assault.

Let me just say that “former friend” would certainly be the case – accent on the “former.” Because it seems it was this former friend who reported Kinney to the Thought Police. The ex-friend seems to have complained that receiving these texts constituted a terrible trauma for her:

Outlining the facts, Jacqueline Whiting, prosecuting, said: ‘The defendant and the victim in this matter had been friends but had a falling out which resulted in an incident on the October 27, 2024 whereby abusive and homophobic text messages were sent to the victim causing her alarm and distress.

‘The Crown place this offence in the highest category of its type due to the effect related to sexual orientation and the greater harm because it had moderate impact.’

Chilling.

NOTE: The article is adorned with sexy photos of Kinney – seemingly selfies. Don’t know what that’s all about.

NOTE II: Please see this previous post of mine on the subject of free speech – or rather, the lack thereof – in Britain.

Comments

After all, Orwell did set <i>Nineteen Eighty-Four</i> in Britain — 27 Comments

  1. Tommy Robinson has reported on this and the Muslim rape gangs in the UK for years. He is detested by the “Elites” because he is from the wrong class. The British girls, some as young as 11, who were raped for decades were also from the wrong class.

    The police, media, politicians, social services were all in on it.

    I have “Elite” very close family in London. They also detest Tommy Robinson.

    They are highly educated, very high earning fools. Non of this bothers them at all.

    The Labour Party’s new higher tax regime – now that is something to complain about.

  2. NOTE: The article is adorned with sexy photos of Kinney – seemingly selfies. Don’t know what that’s all about.

    Daily Mail. They put in a lot of pictures, probably downloaded from her social media, no doubt so they can maximize clicks. But they often provide better coverage than US media.

  3. It’s sort of difficult to evaluate any of this, beyond the courageousness of someone being arrested over name calling and the butt-hurt of someone who did not hear the words— words we are not allowed to know. What is a “f****t” anyway?

  5. Yet another example of the suicide of western civilization. I am therefore not sorry to be in my allegedly golden “Golden Years”. But my grandkids will have a hell of a time.

  7. The current government will do their awful best to ensure that it WILL be too late.

    The British Labour Party pulled out the stops to get Kamala Harris elected because Obama/“Biden”/Harris, et al. had / HAVE the same goals for the US.

    And Mark Carney, the most recent version of Liberal Party of Canada’s leader, is in the midst of doing his awful best up in Canada.

    It’s Trump and his allies vs. the Global Fundamental Transformers.

    The lines are drawn.

  8. Apparently, it stands for “faggot.”

    I was trying to figure that out. I first thought “fascist,” but that probably would have been fine with the overlords (and it didn’t match the number of *s).

  9. Thanks Neo and Jimmy. I was unsure if the number of *s was significant or just a general notice that some letters had been omitted.

    Its events like this that cause me to often thank our Founders for the foresight and fortitude to cut the cord with the Brits.

  10. Yesterday, X-Boy became a British citizen. I tried to talk him out of it, but he did so anyway.

  11. Faggots are meatballs in the UK. Either misreported or someone has been infected by American nonsense.

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  15. Homosexuals are transphobic. Pedophilia is a sexual orientation. Pedophobia is already a hate crime. The wicked solution, planned parenthood, is not. Neither is Diversity (i.e. class-disordered ideologies) including racism, sexism, feminism, transhumanism, etc. Throw another Jew… baby… fetus on the barbie, progress with liberal license.

  19. They haven’t even confirmed that the guy who beat her up is a homosexual or anything about him.

    It wouldn’t surprise me to learn the attacker was a Pakistani migrant which would explain why he was never punished for the beating. Meanwhile, the actual victim gets thrown in jail for texting a slanderous word in anger (that technically doesn’t apply to her attacker) to the other “victim”, her “friend” who was triggered by the word in the text message.

  21. “Prince Harry takes jab at Trump, inciting boos during awkward skit on ‘Late Show’ with Stephen Colbert”—

    Def need better writers

  22. Stewart:

    From Google AI:

    The word “faggot” is also used in the UK as an extremely offensive and derogatory term for a gay man, similar to its primary use in North American English. This usage has spread to the UK through American popular culture (film, TV, and the internet).

    While other terms like “queer” or “poof” have historically been more common pejorative terms in the UK, the American sense of “faggot” is widely understood and considered hate speech. It is a highly insulting word that should be avoided in all general contexts.

  23. Welllll, when do we stop regarding U.K. as a friend / ally and when do we (reluctantly) concede that U.K. should now be considered an Islamist adversary?

    What brings this on? — Please see the entirety of the “Ace” link provided by neo.
    — — — —
    (“Ace” concludes, “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.”)

  25. Back in the early 70’s my younger brother who was small, geeky, unathletic and shy was called faggot constantly at his all male private day school in Cambridge MA. The word was not anathema then, a perfectly acceptable insult for non-macho males. Of course he had no homosexual inclinations and was just shy around girls. He’s long been happily married.

  26. Marisa, I’m glad your brother survived the bullying!
    It seems single sex schools can be places of extra cruelty. Very sad.

  27. Welcome to Keir Stalin’s Britain. I was supposed to make a quick 3 day visit to London to see a friend but I canceled it (I told a white lie to her because I did not want to upset anyone) because Britain is no longer a safe country for people sucn as myself physically (stabblings galore) and emotionally (I do not need to see the Saturday neo Nazi Hamas marches).

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