I'm not sure why giving alleged paedophiles anonymity till charged would be popular.Unhinged weirdo indulging in culture wars because she thinks it will make her popular.
I'm not sure why giving alleged paedophiles anonymity till charged would be popular.Unhinged weirdo indulging in culture wars because she thinks it will make her popular.
No, that won't be. It was mentioned at a fringe event at the conference in the middle of a load of reactionary guff about restricting student visas and imposing new immigration controls. My suspicion is that there are people within the Tory donor community and/or within the party that she wants to protect.I'm not sure why giving alleged paedophiles anonymity till charged would be popular.
In theory yes, they police though with the consent of the people and occasionally I do not see the harm in them acting as real people. They should not be joining any Political based movement apart from the Police Unions.The police should be apolitical shouldn't they? Focused on just work not joining in with a movement or being against it.
I used to play village cricket with a guy who was a serving MP (SDP). In the pub, after the game, we were discussing politics and I asked if the first duty of an MP was to represent his constituents. In all seriousness, he replied, "The first duty of an MP is to get re-elected".They are all so fucking corrupt and evil
TLDR: pair of cunts and Lucifer is waiting for both.I assume Braverman’s callousness - and Patel’s before her - comes from an awareness on some level that they’re lucky. Their parents came at the right time. They got a good job and good schooling. They didn’t face “the hostile environment”.
But to believe a significant element was just luck is to also have to believe that they aren’t special, which is inconceivable to them. So in the same way that many people who are already rich like nothing more than to make poor people less well off, or imbeciles like Richard Littlejohn bemoan people on benefits owning a TV rather than living in silent, crushing misery, it isn’t enough to be in a position of privilege. You also have to strip every last bit of dignity from others in the hope it fills the black hole inside yourself. You have to make those with next to nothing have absolutely nothing, because without that sense of power you know you’re not that different. And that, for a certain type of right winger, is the most unsettling thing of all.
Suella has a dream.