OftenWrong

No, spouting “misinformation” isn’t against the law.  That’s complete and utter nonsense.  Who decides what’s misinformation?  The ministry of truth?

Public health officers? You seriously didn't know that? Wow.

I can cite the laws for you, Bubber.
"A person can be charged of uttering threats if he knowingly utters, conveys or causes any person to receive a threat. There does not have to be a motive for the threat. Nor does it require the accused to have the means of carrying out the threat."

Sounds serious, BubberMiley. As a law-abiding citizen it's my duty to report serious offences. I could let this go, if you apologize to the forum members for being a bully.

Now go on, apologize. I'm sure you will.