Labour Councillor Ricky Jones Found Not Guilty of Inciting Hate.

Breaking news everybody — Labour councillor Ricky Jones has been found not guilty of inciting hate.

This is the man who, on TV, was seen by millions of people doing the throat-slitting gesture and saying that any right-wing leaning people should have their throats slit. They were his words — or throats cut — that’s what he said.

That’s not inciting hate, but Lucy Connolly, who said that she didn’t care one way or another if migrant hotels were burnt down, is still sitting in prison.

We also had Mike Ainsworth MP punching one of his constituents to the floor, and he escaped prison as well.

Questioning the Justice System

I really didn’t believe that the British justice system, and that jury, would not find him guilty. I actually thought that he would be guilty of inciting hate — inciting violence, basically.

If you’re doing that motion, you’re inciting violence.

So now, what that says and the message that gives out is: it’s OK for the left-leaning of this country to threaten anybody who doesn’t hold their beliefs.

That is giving a clear message — that if you lean towards the right, if you are a patriot of this country, if you’re worried about your young children, if you’re worried about your teenage daughters, if you protest outside a migrant hotel, if you put a tweet on or anything on Facebook that is challenging the left, that is saying you’re angry, fed up, and sick to death of what’s happening in this country — you will be jailed.

There will be consequences.

Double Standards

But doing this gesture and openly saying that we should have our throats cut for not agreeing with him and his left-wing woke bullocks — that’s all tickety-boo by the judicial system in this country.

I cannot get my breath. And hats off to you lot — you were all bloody spot on, weren’t you?

I foolishly had a little bit more belief, but now I realise the error of my ways.