Thanks for asking, I'm not saying that at all. Sorry if I implied that there. I don't consider myself retarded, so I'll try again.
R.Graves was talking about context, and I was saying that the court used the context I described as evidence to reject his appeal, to override the context the man claimed was grounds for them not to prosecute.
However, if you want to take context out of it completely, then that's fine for me as well. The man breached the communications act with the interim guidelines attached, and was thus prosecuted. If a man did that under any other party, then that would and should happen too.
To put context back in:The court, in rejecting his appeal, looked at the same context I did and who was generating the public interest i.e 'a large number of persons who appear to share the appellant’s racist views.' The court also references the attempt by the defendants legal team to reference the publicly funded campaign by Tommy Robinson and co to 'intimidate the court when he was sentenced, by referencing "a publicly-funded appeal” and making “unprofessional and improper” declarations of support.' Maybe it's a little more than 'might possibly know' and the court seems to have deduced this also.
Thus, as I said above, the man broke the Law and was prosecuted, that's it.
I was simply stating why I'm not getting outraged over the apparent lack of free speech-the man's appeal was based upon legal bases that were quickly thrown out, as well as a public outrage fuelled by known racists to intimidate the court into overturning a very simple case. That may make him and the people he 'might possibly' know into nasty people,no? And therefore I'm not upset he is going to jail.
I do hope that clears me from retardation, Hassknecht. If not please do explain to me why you still thinkme one.