Common sense is subjective.
It may not be ok to draw outrageous pictures, but that doesn't mean it should be illegal, or make you subject to vigilante attacks. Saying sick and obnoxious things on Twitter is not ok. But unless it's an incitement to commit acts of violence or other crimes it should not be a police matter. However the police are spending more and more time investigating and charging Twitter trolls. It's pathetic.
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Prufrock Lucifer, son of the morning!, Sat 14 Feb 2015, 18:45,
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The BBC prosecutes 180,000 people each year who have avoided paying the £140 fee
But the HMRC only prosecuted one (of @ 10,000 ) Swedish HSBC customer who avoided paying £1,000s of income tax
And the BBC is about to get even greater powers than HMRC
www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/bbc/11409883/BBC-could-get-power-to-access-private-data.html
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CanonCaliber A big bore, Sat 14 Feb 2015, 18:55,
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It really is ok to draw pictures of anything.
Especially the outrageous ones, in fact.
Don't give them a motherfucking inch.
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