Mark Drakeford is attempting to impose a mini Soviet Union the other side of the Severn. Consequently, we have the South Wales police ignoring the reminders that their English counterparts received a few months back, that causing offence is not an offence. Fortunately, the victim of their harassment is made of sterner stuff and told them where to get off. The word ‘no’ needs to be used regularly on these people until they get the message.
Listen to the @swpolice tell a citizen journalist to take down a post because he uses the term ‘illegal alien’. Being offensive is not an offence. Yet again, the police are grossly misrepresenting the law in order to intimidate the public. pic.twitter.com/n5B3vL3Zuh
— TheBadLawProject (@BadLawTeam) September 11, 2022
The term ‘illegal alien’ is an objective descriptor – they are aliens to this country and they have entered it illegally, ergo they are illegal aliens. We now have these people attempting to police nouns – well, they have already gone after ‘woman’ so I suppose it’s open season. Resistance is essential.
H/T Samizdata.
That stammering and back pedalling when it looked as though he might have to get off his arse and do some work was delicious wasn’t it just? Playing them by their own rules, well done that man.
They continue to prove their woke and Common Porpoise credentials. This taxpayer-funded idiocy is passed down from what’s laughingly called the top and fills the working day of endless drones. They are, therefore, “doing something” while automated systems police traffic and bring in a fortune in stealth taxation and the few traffic police try to keep the roads safe. Here again, though, there are areas of interest and others which are ignored.
Now try to get the farce to show an interest when you’re burgled or your car is stolen but don’t hold your breath.
When my bike was stolen they couldn’t even get off their backsides long enough to check the CCTV footage. Wouldn’t have helped as it turned out, but they weren’t to know that. They made not one iota of effort to help me.
Is policing similar to healthcare in that it varies from region to region? I live in East Yorkshire. I had a bike stolen. It was recovered in a damaged condition. The police didn’t get the people who stole it but did everything that could reasonably expected.
I presume so. Mine was stolen in Romford.