KillTheBill tried relentlessly last year to raise awareness on this issue but they were villified for it. It’s only once it became obvious that it was going to pass in Parliament that politicians spoke out about it and people started making noise. It’s too late now, they should have listened to those trying to warn you when you had the chance to act.
This could have been stopped, but politicians chose to pretend like it would sort itself out. This is where in action gets you unfortunately.
Police van manufacturers must be looking forward to all the extra work they’re about to get, if the bristol riots are anything to go by.
Why are we allowing our freedoms to be taken away from us, given that we cannot trust our ‘leadership’ or police, it seems very self defeating to let this happen.
“Then they came for me—and there
was no one left to speak for me.”
So if we vote in Labour (as is looking more and more likely) they’ll repeal this. Right?
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Unfortunately it won’t work.
KillTheBill tried relentlessly last year to raise awareness on this issue but they were villified for it. It’s only once it became obvious that it was going to pass in Parliament that politicians spoke out about it and people started making noise. It’s too late now, they should have listened to those trying to warn you when you had the chance to act.
This could have been stopped, but politicians chose to pretend like it would sort itself out. This is where in action gets you unfortunately.
Police van manufacturers must be looking forward to all the extra work they’re about to get, if the bristol riots are anything to go by.
Why are we allowing our freedoms to be taken away from us, given that we cannot trust our ‘leadership’ or police, it seems very self defeating to let this happen.
“Then they came for me—and there
was no one left to speak for me.”
So if we vote in Labour (as is looking more and more likely) they’ll repeal this. Right?