Welcome to wacky Wokeworld where whistling the theme from Bob the Builder is considered a ‘non-crime hate incident’, where insect common names are seen as racial slurs and where you should ask for your baby’s consent before you change a dirty nappy.
Can we fix it? Probably not.
When is a hate crime not a hate crime? In Britain, it’s when it’s a ‘non-crime hate incident’ instead.
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