Robbie said:
Peeing on a strangers trousers and filming it yourself , bit of a laugh and banter innit .
I think this is one part of internet, I would like really heavily governed, people making videos of assaulting people just for hits, clicks and likes, is absolutely ridiculous. Even if it can't be governed, well once they are caught, add extra time on to the sentence, simply for the cold blooded malice of it.
Don't get me wrong it's awful what happened here, but I have had the misfortune to see some really nasty assaults, as in they are going to hospital.. And I'm definitely thinking they were for just hits, clicks or whatever it is, they get.
An example of what I'm trying to get at here, I walk along the street, punch a man on the nose for no reason, maybe my sentence would be lightish? Do it for click and likes, 5 Years
Another example is that mizzy chap, basically him and all friends just all piled into a house, what did he get, a 2 year recording ban..
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/tiktok-prank-ogarro-mizzy-social-media-stunt-home-invasion-court-b1083506.html
Absolutely disgusting, nah it's ok, it's just a prank for social media.. Our law, needs to catch up, for example that mizzy chap, I would have chucked him in jail, If I were a Judge, as just the same as if he was going in there with intent to steal
Another point I would like to make on this, I walk in a bank, with a fake gun, and say give me all your money.. And run off, but at the same time uploading it live to facebook, and tik tok, at what point, does this I was just pretending stop? Sorry it was just a prank, I wasn't robbing you, I was just uploading to my audience on social media, it really is comical, how the law hasn't been adjusted yet for this, yet I can see this will go on for years, and no doubt the criminals will see massive loopholes, to gain in such a lax law.