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Post by wapentake on Nov 18, 2024 14:15:28 GMT
What do you think,IMO it is nothing short of intimidation by this govt to close down any criticisms or thoughts that go against an agenda.
If people are being questioned by police for comments made surely it is a two way street and inflammatory placards on marches should be treated the same way.
I like most people think the police do a difficult and often dangerous job and deserve our support but I also think those at the coal face are being manipulated by some senior officers and politicians.
Free speech is a right held dear in this country and any efforts to curtail it should be challenged robustly.
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Post by om15 on Nov 18, 2024 14:51:22 GMT
The College of Policing are 100% responsible for this, it needs to be disbanded immediately, the fact that Starmer won't do that is just one reason why they will be slung out at the next election.
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Post by andrewbrown on Nov 18, 2024 16:25:24 GMT
What do you think,IMO it is nothing short of intimidation by this govt to close down any criticisms or thoughts that go against an agenda. If people are being questioned by police for comments made surely it is a two way street and inflammatory placards on marches should be treated the same way. I like most people think the police do a difficult and often dangerous job and deserve our support but I also think those at the coal face are being manipulated by some senior officers and politicians. Free speech is a right held dear in this country and any efforts to curtail it should be challenged robustly. Except it was introduced by the Tories. 😉 Chris Philp was questioned about this on the Sunday morning media round yesterday (Trevor Phillips/ Laura Kuenssberg). My personal feeling is that if we don't have enough police to investigate crimes, why have them investigating non crimes? |
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Post by andrewbrown on Nov 18, 2024 16:26:29 GMT
I'd also add that the survey options don't match the question?
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Post by Totheleft on Nov 18, 2024 16:42:53 GMT
Free speech comes with responsibility has Choudary found out to his cost.
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Post by Totheleft on Nov 18, 2024 16:44:06 GMT
What do you think,IMO it is nothing short of intimidation by this govt to close down any criticisms or thoughts that go against an agenda. If people are being questioned by police for comments made surely it is a two way street and inflammatory placards on marches should be treated the same way. I like most people think the police do a difficult and often dangerous job and deserve our support but I also think those at the coal face are being manipulated by some senior officers and politicians. Free speech is a right held dear in this country and any efforts to curtail it should be challenged robustly. What placard would you be referring to |
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Post by wapentake on Nov 18, 2024 16:53:33 GMT
What do you think,IMO it is nothing short of intimidation by this govt to close down any criticisms or thoughts that go against an agenda. If people are being questioned by police for comments made surely it is a two way street and inflammatory placards on marches should be treated the same way. I like most people think the police do a difficult and often dangerous job and deserve our support but I also think those at the coal face are being manipulated by some senior officers and politicians. Free speech is a right held dear in this country and any efforts to curtail it should be challenged robustly. Except it was introduced by the Tories. 😉 Chris Philp was questioned about this on the Sunday morning media round yesterday (Trevor Phillips/ Laura Kuenssberg). My personal feeling is that if we don't have enough police to investigate crimes, why have them investigating non crimes? Yes it was and then watered down which Starmer & co are ramping up again |
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Post by wapentake on Nov 18, 2024 17:00:41 GMT
What do you think,IMO it is nothing short of intimidation by this govt to close down any criticisms or thoughts that go against an agenda. If people are being questioned by police for comments made surely it is a two way street and inflammatory placards on marches should be treated the same way. I like most people think the police do a difficult and often dangerous job and deserve our support but I also think those at the coal face are being manipulated by some senior officers and politicians. Free speech is a right held dear in this country and any efforts to curtail it should be challenged robustly. What placard would you be referring to Many one for instance referring to Badenoch and Sunak as coconuts which was thrown out as banter do you think so? and how about Dawn Butler and the slur that Badenoch is white supremacy in a black face that Steamer did nothing about is that ok too |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Nov 18, 2024 17:01:39 GMT
What do you think,IMO it is nothing short of intimidation by this govt to close down any criticisms or thoughts that go against an agenda. If people are being questioned by police for comments made surely it is a two way street and inflammatory placards on marches should be treated the same way. I like most people think the police do a difficult and often dangerous job and deserve our support but I also think those at the coal face are being manipulated by some senior officers and politicians. Free speech is a right held dear in this country and any efforts to curtail it should be challenged robustly. Except it was introduced by the Tories. 😉 Chris Philp was questioned about this on the Sunday morning media round yesterday (Trevor Phillips/ Laura Kuenssberg). My personal feeling is that if we don't have enough police to investigate crimes, why have them investigating non crimes?I agree although this isn't new. As you say, the whole "Non-Crime Incident" balderdash was introduced by the Tories, post McPherson. It's 30 odd years old and it's always been a nonsense. |
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Post by Totheleft on Nov 18, 2024 17:05:09 GMT
What placard would you be referring to Many one for instance referring to Badenoch and Sunak as coconuts which was thrown out as banter do you think so? and how about Dawn Butler and the slur that Badenoch is white supremacy in a black face that Steamer did nothing about is that ok too And the lady in question do you know what she tweeted all the incidents are has bad Has each other |
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Post by wapentake on Nov 18, 2024 17:08:40 GMT
Except it was introduced by the Tories. 😉 Chris Philp was questioned about this on the Sunday morning media round yesterday (Trevor Phillips/ Laura Kuenssberg). My personal feeling is that if we don't have enough police to investigate crimes, why have them investigating non crimes?I agree although this isn't new. As you say, the whole "Non-Crime Incident" balderdash was introduced by the Tories, post McPherson. It's 30 odd years old and it's always been a nonsense. And it was watered down because an appeal was won and as said it’s ramping up again |
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Post by wapentake on Nov 18, 2024 17:09:16 GMT
Many one for instance referring to Badenoch and Sunak as coconuts which was thrown out as banter do you think so? and how about Dawn Butler and the slur that Badenoch is white supremacy in a black face that Steamer did nothing about is that ok too And the lady in question do you know what she tweeted all the incidents are has bad Has each other So you can’t answer the question. |
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Post by Totheleft on Nov 18, 2024 17:41:21 GMT
And the lady in question do you know what she tweeted all the incidents are has bad Has each other So you can’t answer the question. Ive answerd the question all the incidents are has bad has each other |
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Post by om15 on Nov 18, 2024 18:17:53 GMT
Here is an update from our friend Tim Davies, he gets very animated towards the end, he must have collected about sixteen non crime hate crime bonus points for this video, warning, contains bad language, ferocity at our leaders and lots of wishful thinking.
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Post by Red Rackham on Nov 18, 2024 18:46:20 GMT
Who voted for the second option? 'Starmer doing a great job' LOL, come on fess up, actually it was probably you wasn't it Andrew. I didn't realise you had such a keen sense of humour, good man.
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