Read the BBC report on the women's demonstration yesterday evening, and ask yourself if, should this be a wholly accurate version of events, the police action is remotely appropriate and proportionate: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56389824
In order to prevent a risk of spreading Covid-19, they had to handcuff and arrest people, who were protesting about the abduction and murder of a woman by a practising member of that force.
Policing by consent? Don't make me laugh. This completes the UK's journey over the past 12 months into being a dystopian totalitarian police state. Qualitatively speaking, is there any difference between what the Met are doing and what the police in Burma are doing?
I think not.
Cressida Dick MUST resign, followed swiftly by the home secretary.
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Cressida Dick MUST resign: Part Two
Read the BBC report on the women's demonstration yesterday evening, and ask yourself if, should this be a wholly accurate version of events, the police action is remotely appropriate and proportionate: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56389824
In order to prevent a risk of spreading Covid-19, they had to handcuff and arrest people, who were protesting about the abduction and murder of a woman by a practising member of that force.
Policing by consent? Don't make me laugh. This completes the UK's journey over the past 12 months into being a dystopian totalitarian police state. Qualitatively speaking, is there any difference between what the Met are doing and what the police in Burma are doing?
I think not.
Cressida Dick MUST resign, followed swiftly by the home secretary.
Cressida Dick MUST resign: Part Two
Read the BBC report on the women's demonstration yesterday evening, and ask yourself if, should this be a wholly accurate version of events, the police action is remotely appropriate and proportionate: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56389824
In order to prevent a risk of spreading Covid-19, they had to handcuff and arrest people, who were protesting about the abduction and murder of a woman by a practising member of that force.
Policing by consent? Don't make me laugh. This completes the UK's journey over the past 12 months into being a dystopian totalitarian police state. Qualitatively speaking, is there any difference between what the Met are doing and what the police in Burma are doing?
I think not.
Cressida Dick MUST resign, followed swiftly by the home secretary.
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