If you accidently throw bacon on to your neighbour’s garden
I find this incredibly hard to believe. Why would anyone throw away perfectly delicious bacon? No sorry. This is an illogic.
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hellothere@sh.itjust.works 1 year agoAs with everything it comes down to intent and context.
If you accidently throw bacon on to your neighbour’s garden, it’s probably a mistake.
If you purposefully throw bacon on to your neighbour’s garden, it’s probably littering.
If you specifically throw bacon on their garden because they are jewish/muslim/vegetarian, etc, it’s probably a public order offence.
The people that run the friends of palestine stand in the centre of town handing out leaflets on a Saturday afternoon and encouraging boycotting products from illegal settlements aren’t doing anything wrong.
But someone who purposefully goes to a Jewish part of a town to wave a flag for the sole purpose of antagonising those who live there, it’s probably a public order offence.
If you accidently throw bacon on to your neighbour’s garden
I find this incredibly hard to believe. Why would anyone throw away perfectly delicious bacon? No sorry. This is an illogic.
It sounds possible, but these things happen:
That wasn’t accidental though. That was pretty blatantly racist.
Dont worry about it I was just making a joke about accidental bacon throwing.
Maybe it’s moldy?
Well put, leave it to braveshit to fuck it up
AllNewTypeFace@leminal.space 1 year ago
In Australia, the people handing out leaflets calling for boycotts would have been committing a federal crime (at least a few years ago), as advocating boycotts of allied countries was outlawed under the expansion of sedition laws after 9/11. I’m guessing Cruella is taking notes.
NuPNuA@lemm.ee 1 year ago
They’ve been trying to clamp down on it since before Braverman was HS.