The lackadaisical response to a musician who told Britons who “want your country back” to “shut the fuck up” and who led chants of “death to the IDF” has been cited as an example of two-tier justice in a country where middle-class housewives are locked up for tweets.
Days after death chants by musician ‘Bob Vylan’ were broadcast live by the BBC from the Glastonbury Festival in Somerset, England, the organs of state are slowly starting to respond, with concerns about offensive and potentially illegal content. State broadcaster the BBC has now acknowledged it shouldn’t have been aired at all, the broadcasting regulator says there are questions…
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