A 62-year-old former police officer named Michael Chadwell sent a meme of multi-colored parrots and children of diverse ethnic backgrounds accompanied by text asking why diversity is celebrated in animal species but not humanity.
The meme said, “Because I’ve never had a bike stolen out of my front yard by a parrot.”
He only shared it in a private group on What’s App.
Under the Communications Act 2003, he was convicted of a “grossly offensive implication.”
District Judge Tan Ikram rejected Chadwell’s defense that the meme was simply akin to a Monty Python sketch. The judge rejected his defense, convicting him of a thought crime.
This is insane! It’s just what we are doing in the US with Douglass Mackey; only his meme mocked Hillary, and no one mocks Hillary.
This is a taste of what we will suffer through when Democrats have the one-party majority.
There’s something so profoundly ironic about a justice system that can convict an ex-copper for chatting shit on WhatsApp, but can barely keep up with the flow of rapists, murderers and abusers still on the force.https://t.co/kxlJQxr3eD
— David Andress (@ProfDaveAndress) November 6, 2023
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