In the eyes of the PoPo it is,
It is deemed as threatening behaviour
(Bonzodog29 is an unemployed sponge of the worst kind, Thu 16 Oct 2014, 16:35, 1 reply, 11 years ago)

But then it's kind of like a thought crime.
'I hope you get cancer' or 'I hope you die in a plane crash' can't be threatening surely, as they are things over which the sender has no control.

'I hope you get stabbed/raped' is maybe threatening, because it implies the sender might like to do something about it.
(Baggenfrock get fucked, Thu 16 Oct 2014, 16:38, Reply)

So you sayin' I ain't capapble of bringing down a plane or inflicting cancer on someone?
I could do that if I wanted too, if I really want too. There are ways man, a guy like me knows guys, if you know what I mean. I got a Plane Crash Guy AND a Cancer Guy.
( G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩&#128, Thu 16 Oct 2014, 16:45, Reply)

It's interesting* to think about what could be used to properly give someone cancer with in a single hit, instead of just increasing the chance of cancer over a long period.

Lots of people think that South American leaders getting cancer is the work of the CIA.

*or not.
(Baggenfrock get fucked, Thu 16 Oct 2014, 16:52, Reply)

Exactly
And using your latter example is precisely what happened.
(Bonzodog29 is an unemployed sponge of the worst kind, Thu 16 Oct 2014, 16:48, Reply)

So saying 'I hope someone completely unconnected to me and not influenced by me in any way freely chooses to rape and kill you"
would be OK?
(Baggenfrock get fucked, Thu 16 Oct 2014, 16:54, Reply)

Technically I would say yes.

(Bonzodog29 is an unemployed sponge of the worst kind, Thu 16 Oct 2014, 16:56, Reply)

I would say yes. a gladiatrix
( MEATSNAKE Richard Hammond, Thu 16 Oct 2014, 16:57, Reply)

camouflage

(dozers, do fuck off ur a nob m8, Thu 16 Oct 2014, 16:58, Reply)

Thank you, internet legal man.
Right, I've got some tweeting to do.
(Baggenfrock get fucked, Thu 16 Oct 2014, 16:58, Reply)