London, England – In a shocking development, a much-loved TV father—Percy Pig, better known as Daddy Pig—has been arrested and charged with inciting racial hatred after posting a tweet calling for an end to immigration to the UK.
The tweet in question stated simply:
“Just found out that immigrants on our soil don’t even pay council tax. Peppa says we should let them stay — but I say FUCK OFF back to Pakistan! 🇬🇧 #EDL #PatriotPig”
The London Police Department released the following statement regarding the arrest:
“You literally can’t even have a conversation about immigration without being arrested and flogged in the UK, and whilst we won’t prosecute gang rapes, posting something like this that blatantly perpetuates this kind of disgusting oppression? That’s non-negotiable—this is a clear-cut example of harmful rhetoric, and Daddy Pig is going to have to pay for his crimes.”
The public has responded with fierce backlash, with some calling for his firing from his job as a structural engineer.
“This is absolutely abhorrent behavior from a public figure that many children look up to. If you are going to be on a popular kids’ TV show and act as a role model, then you have to behave like one. I want to know if his employer condones this behavior!” said one commenter.
Peppa Pig has distanced herself from her father’s comments, releasing the following statement:
“As a proud English, intersectional preschooler, I am deeply disturbed by Daddy Pig’s recent online behavior. Racism has no place in England. I stand with marginalized immigrants everywhere. #CancelDaddyPig #EquityForAll #EndPrivilege 🐷✊🏽🌈”
Those on the right were quick to jump to his defense, with the hashtag #FreeDaddyPig trending across all social media platforms.
The incident has drawn attention to free speech laws in the UK, which have faced major criticism from the right in recent years. Critics say it’s only a matter of time until government policy turns it into an unlivable shithole and police state—some argue it’s already here.
More to come.
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