They weren’t appeal judges. They were judges ruling on a point of law on whether an appeal could be heard. No politics involved. Just the law.
The working class, whatever their skin colour may be, are perfectly capable of separating the difference between genuine outrage at an appalling act of violence and the incitement of violence against immigrants.
It’s only those on the hard/far right who try to conflate them.
Passing sentences that act as a deterrent to others is a legitimate part of the justice system.
Inciting violence is not free speech. She did just that and backed it up later. She did threaten the lives of others. Words ARE actions when they incite! Read the judgement:-
Britain’s reputation for fairness, and for defining what freedom of speech truly means, has been much advanced in recent years around the world. Other than where regressive politics have taken root.
Making comparisons with others, without any genuine analysis of the facts, is only done by those who see political motivations in everything.