Freddo- I agree with what you said about Tommy Robinson‘s breach of the terms of this freedom. The law is the law. Law is what protects the least among us. Law.
But where is the law now?
When injustice is allowed, favoritism of one sort or another, there will be trouble coming.
I am afraid that Tommy Robinson’s tactics have muddied the water in this business. But the fact does remain that the powers are violating freedoms by putting fear on people for simply wanting to know what is going on. Journalists need to be brave. Newspapers have to be brave. Serve without prejudice.
Meanwhile, the judge who sentenced him also ordered the British media not to report on his case. Newspapers that had already posted reports of his arrest quickly took them down. Even ordinary citizens who had written about the arrest on social media removed their posts, for fear of sharing Robinson's fate. All this happened on the same day.
Justice has been lazy in this whole mess of the sex gangs. It was needed a long time back for those girls. They were “throw-aways” from society. And finally there was outrage.
As Freddo says, take a long look at what’s going on. It is possible that there were other non-Muslims involved in this mess. In the US there are sex traffickers that we’re hiding in business communities. This idea that Muslims are/were the only ones that did this is absolutely stupid. Really stupid. It would be no surprise that peeling back this chaos you discovered that the authorities would rather have riots over “dirtyMuslims” than show how truly corrupt and heartless they’ve been about sex trafficking among vulnerable populations.
Insist on Justice. Make it serve everyone.
edit: not to say that Britain doesn’t have a problem with Muslim radicals. I have tried to keep up with that. And I saw an interview time he did with an MP who is of a sort that l thought was sensible. My view from across the pond.