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Dank Data Tanks said:
https://twitter.com/x/status/2057065885949481336
One has to wonder...
Just how absolutely detrimental; not useless, the police in the UK are?
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Shocking & unexpected result in the courtroom today - Digwa found guilty of murder. Gets sentenced next week, his Mum is getting sentenced next month & now an investigation can be opened up against the police officers. The investigation really needs to focus on why the police acted as they did, because the system is infected far beyond the officers that arrived to the scene.
 
Holeydel said:
Shocking & unexpected result in the courtroom today - Digwa found guilty of murder. Gets sentenced next week, his Mum is getting sentenced next month & now an investigation can be opened up against the police officers. The investigation really needs to focus on why the police acted as they did, because the system is infected far beyond the officers that arrived to the scene.
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Maybe your justice system is just better than all the others
 
Jizz Starmer said:
It goes both ways it seems.
Keep it up dear Kier. Get these hooligans off the street. We just want to go to work and then the pub.
www.theguardian.com

New breed of political prisoner arises in Britain as anti-protest sentences rise

More people are being jailed in England and Wales as a result of acting to prevent climate breakdown and the war in Gaza, research reveals
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Let's say this is accurate for the sake of argument. According to this article
www.nationalreview.com

The Speech Police Are Worse Than We Thought | National Review

The rise in speech-related offenses in the U.K. can be explained more by new laws than by any increase in objectively harmful conduct.
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In 2025, the U.K. Times reported that police in England and Wales arrest 33 people per day — more than 12,100 per year — for speech offenses under Section 127 of the Communications Act (2003) or Section 1 of the Malicious Communications Act (1988). That alarming figure made headlines even in American publications, and it is regularly cited in discussions about England’s deterioration. In fact, Elon Musk himself has described the statistic as “insane.”
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Those 286 cases would be tiny drop in a bucket of over 12,000 cases.

Your comment is rather disingenuous as it is pretty clear what is going on with speech in the UK right now. And the tide is absolutely not going against the left. Don't be daft.
 
Eranys said:
Let's say this is accurate for the sake of argument. According to this article
www.nationalreview.com

The Speech Police Are Worse Than We Thought | National Review

The rise in speech-related offenses in the U.K. can be explained more by new laws than by any increase in objectively harmful conduct.
www.nationalreview.com www.nationalreview.com

Those 286 cases would be tiny drop in a bucket of over 12,000 cases.

Your comment is rather disingenuous as it is pretty clear what is going on with speech in the UK right now. And the tide is absolutely not going against the left. Don't be daft.
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Is it that hard to see how these whole violent gaza protests with terrorist flags get protected by so many cops but when a single woman or senior citizen stands against them with the UK flag they are told to leave "for their own protection"? How fucked up is that?
 
a-mart said:
Is it that hard to see how these whole violent gaza protests with terrorist flags get protected by so many cops but when a single woman or senior citizen stands against them with the UK flag they are told to leave "for their own protection"? How fucked up is that?
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Riz likes to live with blinders on, I guess. His comment shows that he sees only what he wants.
 
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