[Byron]

...............which is why, if you will properly read what is in post #28, you will see that the Police Federation request guidance and say inter alia "...........every time something unpleasant is said".

For your information the British system is such that police can arrest citizens on suspicion of a criminal offence but it is for the Crown Prosecution Service to assess and decide whether there is/there is not a case to be successfully pursued in a Court of Law ( a safeguard long ago introduced to afford suspects some protection against the possibility of police over-zealousness and/or prejudice).

As a writer yourself, at such length, on socio/sexual affairs, I would suggest that you research well before wading into these murky waters. I might for example be a Canadian who finds "something unpleasant " implied when it seems necessary for a nation with its own Constitution of 145 years to be reminded of its history as a British colony.
(I hope you will not wish to go back even further and add a suffix to England as " a former Roman colony")

PS: Would you care to quote the Article of The Constitution which also gives citizens the right to bear arms and so permits the easy availability of weaponry for the commission of so many mass murders on innocent US civilians by crazies exercising their "rights"?