Ally McCoist has attacked Scotland’s recently passed hate crime legislation, alleging that he and every other Rangers supporter might break it when the team plays Celtic on Sunday.
Since it formally went into effect on Monday, the contentious bill has been the target of intense criticism. Notable individuals who have voiced concerns about the legislation’s potential to restrict free expression include JK Rowling and Elon Musk. The legislation establishes “threatening or abusive behavior that is intended to stir up hatred” against anyone based on their age, gender identity, sexual orientation, handicap, or religion.
However, McCoist—who will be working at Ibrox for this weekend’s Old Firm title match—believes that the recent legislation banning hate speech is “madness.”
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He declared to talkSPORT, “We have a hate bill.” In any case, the nation has approved a hate bill. And I promise that when we all go to the Rangers vs. Celtics game at Ibrox on Sunday, I and 48,000 other fans will be breaking that hate bill. It is insane.”
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The Gers icon According to McCoist, even top police officials think the 2021 law—passed by MSPs—is unconstitutional.
That is precisely what the cops believe, he declared. The police spokesperson has essentially stated that in public. It is evident that he cannot as he will go into problems.
“Everyone with two brain cells in their mind understands it is crazy, insane, as he has hinted. I have spoken to no one in our country who believes it is a good idea.”
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