ChatterBank29 mins ago
New Definition Of Extremism.....what Do We Think?
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As with all these things, actions have unintended consequences. I expect to see headlines of Plod claming down on women wanting their own space (amon otehr things).
In my mind the original definition was good enough, just Plod didnt want to enforce it, so why will they now?
untitled @13.05. I cant see that any of the posts you quote show any evidence that those posters are promoting or encouraging others to act on their views.
There is always going to be a tension between right to free speech and encouraging extremist views and actions. There is one thing for sure, which is lawyers will profit from the resulting case law
rather a foolish thing to say rosetta because the definition concerns the promotion or advancement of an ideology based on violence, hatred or intolerance" that aims to "negate or destroy the fundamental rights and freedoms of others" and the website does intentionally provide a permissive environment for them...
by the definitions provided theanswerbank would fit the definition of an extremist organisation!
If an organisation is not on Gove's list, does that mean it is not extremist ?
Sadly after initially thinking an updated definition of 'extremism' would be useful, the arbitary inclusion of groups on Gove's list leads me to the opposite conclusion. That it is pointless tinkering just to create the illusion that they are doing something (when they are not).