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Yet more police idiocy.

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Imnobody4 · 09/08/2023 21:00

https://twitter.com/moveincircles/status/1689341024290607106?t=PlSPnePhEVLMVBfRD89aRA&s=19

This shows the arrest of a teenage autistic girl by about 5 police officers. From what I can make out it is for a 'hate' crime. She apparently said a police officer was a Lesbian. Her Nan is a lesbian - that police officer is like my Nan.

I cannot comprehend the mindset of these officers.

https://twitter.com/moveincircles/status/1689341024290607106?s=19&t=PlSPnePhEVLMVBfRD89aRA

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MissLucyEyelesbarrow · 17/08/2023 09:25

IcakethereforeIam · 17/08/2023 08:53

We should have known that feckin' serpent couldn't be trusted.

To be fair, I think it identified as a puppy.

IcakethereforeIam · 17/08/2023 08:53

We should have known that feckin' serpent couldn't be trusted.

AngryGreasedSantaCatcus · 17/08/2023 08:48

So it's all wimins fault. Got it.

WickedSerious · 17/08/2023 08:26

MissLucyEyelesbarrow · 17/08/2023 08:12

Well that's you told, Ladies. If you hadn't started, with your pesky demands for the vote and not being raped in marriage, perverts would never have started dressing up in women's clothes.

Great,it all makes sense now.

MissLucyEyelesbarrow · 17/08/2023 08:23

mrshoho · 17/08/2023 08:18

<Slaps hand on forehead> gah if women had just stayed our box the world would have been just fine and dandy today.

Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia keep women in their place, and are paradises as a result 👌

mrshoho · 17/08/2023 08:18

<Slaps hand on forehead> gah if women had just stayed our box the world would have been just fine and dandy today.

Hoardasurass · 17/08/2023 08:17

@ReginaRegina are you seriously defending the police's action in this case by blaming women for wanting sexually predatory men who abuse their power and position to lose that power and ability to sexually assault and humiliate women with their misogyny?

OldCrone · 17/08/2023 08:16

ReginaRegina · 17/08/2023 00:02

I mean, feminists were the original pioneers of the identity politics that preceded and laid the foundation for wokeism. They pretty much wrote the rulebook that the trans lobby have now co-opted and used against them.

Before people were getting reported and sacked for 'transphobia' they were getting reported and sacked for 'misogyny'.

It's the uncomfortable truth that most feminists aren't prepared to acknowledge.

The first rule of misogyny: Women are responsible for what men do.

borntobequiet · 17/08/2023 08:15

I mean, feminists were the original pioneers of the identity politics that preceded and laid the foundation for wokeism.

Seriously - you’re saying that feminists “identified as women” rather than actually being women? And therefore minimising the genuine discrimination and harm women suffer as a result of actually being women?
That’s a disturbingly convoluted stance.

MissLucyEyelesbarrow · 17/08/2023 08:12

ReginaRegina · 17/08/2023 00:02

I mean, feminists were the original pioneers of the identity politics that preceded and laid the foundation for wokeism. They pretty much wrote the rulebook that the trans lobby have now co-opted and used against them.

Before people were getting reported and sacked for 'transphobia' they were getting reported and sacked for 'misogyny'.

It's the uncomfortable truth that most feminists aren't prepared to acknowledge.

Well that's you told, Ladies. If you hadn't started, with your pesky demands for the vote and not being raped in marriage, perverts would never have started dressing up in women's clothes.

MissLucyEyelesbarrow · 17/08/2023 08:10

ReginaRegina · 16/08/2023 23:31

All these people slagging off the police. I wonder who they'll call if some raving nutter with a knife starts trying to kick down their front door at 3am this morning? 🤔

I'm an HCP. Is it OK for me to abuse an autistic child, just because people need me if they're having a heart attack?

WILTYjim · 17/08/2023 07:49

ReginaRegina · 17/08/2023 00:02

I mean, feminists were the original pioneers of the identity politics that preceded and laid the foundation for wokeism. They pretty much wrote the rulebook that the trans lobby have now co-opted and used against them.

Before people were getting reported and sacked for 'transphobia' they were getting reported and sacked for 'misogyny'.

It's the uncomfortable truth that most feminists aren't prepared to acknowledge.

lol at anyone ever being held to account for misogyny.

Angelwings77 · 17/08/2023 01:03

Although if all I have to to do is call them up and say one of their officers looks like my lesbian nana and it’s guaranteed they’ll turn up immediately and mob handed maybe I can move all my sports and DIT equipment to the shed!

Angelwings77 · 17/08/2023 00:53

ReginaRegina · Yesterday 23:31

All these people slagging off the police. I wonder who they'll call if some raving nutter with a knife starts trying to kick down their front door at 3am this morning? 🤔

well seeing as the police closed and sold our towns station and now the nearest station is over 30 mins away, if some raving nutter with a knife tries to kick my door down at 3am it’s highly unlikely a phone call to the police would be much use! However our 3 dogs, the 2 big ones would probably attack as a team and the little one gets under your feet and is a constant trip hazard, the golf clubs at the front door, the baseball ball bat at the back door (big into sports me) and the lump hammer under the bed (also big into DIY) I’d rate my chances of getting rid of said nutter about 24hrs before the police could find the time to turn up

Ifeelsuchflutterings · 17/08/2023 00:25

ReginaRegina · 17/08/2023 00:04

Statistically, though, you're far better off trusting the police than the general public.

That's statistically not true, it really depends on the statistics and the situation.

Families of police officers have higher rate of experiencing domestic abuse whilst the officers themselves are less likely to be convicted of domestic abuse

So no, statistically they are not more trustworthy if you are in a relationship with them

Besides which, who decided the police were more trustworthy than doctors, or teachers, or data analysts? Why are we supposed to trust them more

Where are the statistics to back this up?

ReginaRegina · 17/08/2023 00:04

Ifeelsuchflutterings · 17/08/2023 00:00

But that's the thing, we rely on the police to do these things, and in order for that to happen we need to trust them.

Let's say for example you called the police because someone is trying to kick your door down. You are vulnerable, upset, say something not illegal but could be taken as an insult if you squint very hard and they arrest you, and physically hurt you.

Is that okay because they came out when you called?

Or the woman who thinks she was raped in police custody. If that turns out to be correct is it okay that she was raped because the police came out when they were called?

So we have a police force but if they wrongly arrest you on a whim, hurt you or rape you you aren't allowed to complain about it because at least we have a police force?

If you give people extra power they need to he held to higher standards of responsibly otherwise that power can corrupt. So yes it's okay to be angry when they get it wrong, because they have a higher risk of causing harm when they do.

Statistically, though, you're far better off trusting the police than the general public.

ReginaRegina · 17/08/2023 00:02

I mean, feminists were the original pioneers of the identity politics that preceded and laid the foundation for wokeism. They pretty much wrote the rulebook that the trans lobby have now co-opted and used against them.

Before people were getting reported and sacked for 'transphobia' they were getting reported and sacked for 'misogyny'.

It's the uncomfortable truth that most feminists aren't prepared to acknowledge.

Ifeelsuchflutterings · 17/08/2023 00:00

ReginaRegina · 16/08/2023 23:31

All these people slagging off the police. I wonder who they'll call if some raving nutter with a knife starts trying to kick down their front door at 3am this morning? 🤔

But that's the thing, we rely on the police to do these things, and in order for that to happen we need to trust them.

Let's say for example you called the police because someone is trying to kick your door down. You are vulnerable, upset, say something not illegal but could be taken as an insult if you squint very hard and they arrest you, and physically hurt you.

Is that okay because they came out when you called?

Or the woman who thinks she was raped in police custody. If that turns out to be correct is it okay that she was raped because the police came out when they were called?

So we have a police force but if they wrongly arrest you on a whim, hurt you or rape you you aren't allowed to complain about it because at least we have a police force?

If you give people extra power they need to he held to higher standards of responsibly otherwise that power can corrupt. So yes it's okay to be angry when they get it wrong, because they have a higher risk of causing harm when they do.

ReginaRegina · 16/08/2023 23:55

Fact is, despite all the media frenzy about rogue cops, the vast majority are normal people. For every newsworthy violation of the public's trust there are thousands of everyday crimes being dealt with in the background. All this trans/woke nonsense is just a tiny speck on the landscape, barely registers in the bigger picture.

I have family in South Africa and they'd laugh if I tried to dramatise the state of law and order in the UK.

WhiteFire · 16/08/2023 23:51

Tbf when there was a knife wielding nutter outside a neighbours house making threats to kill an ex partner the police went to the wrong house and declared it all quiet.

It was quiet at that house as he was still yelling in my road and he hadn't yet smashed the house up that they had gone to.

So I'd ring the police and then hope they came.

BaronessEllarawrosaurus · 16/08/2023 23:44

ReginaRegina · 16/08/2023 23:39

Most wouldn't I'm betting.

Thankfully there aren't hordes of knife wielding nutters so I very much doubt it would happen. The chances of it happening to someone who doesn't have anyone to fall back on must be incredibly low. Could just grab a box of matches since strawmen are very flammable

TheClogLady · 16/08/2023 23:43

ReginaRegina · 16/08/2023 23:31

All these people slagging off the police. I wonder who they'll call if some raving nutter with a knife starts trying to kick down their front door at 3am this morning? 🤔

When that actually happened the police said they were too busy to attend.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/attacker-tries-smash-house-cops-29337505.amp

Attacker tries to smash into house as cops 'blame football' for 999 delay

A householder who sheltered a woman from the man she claimed attacked her on the street claims police blamed Sunday&apos;s Wembley cup final for the time taken to respond to her 999 call

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/attacker-tries-smash-house-cops-29337505.amp

ReginaRegina · 16/08/2023 23:41

I think an armed copper would be more effective too tbf. A dog is going to nope the fuck out of any encounter once it gets stabbed, with the possible exception of a game bred pitbull. __

ReginaRegina · 16/08/2023 23:39

BaronessEllarawrosaurus · 16/08/2023 23:35

I'd call my neighbour to pop over with his dogs, be quicker and more effective

Most wouldn't I'm betting.

BaronessEllarawrosaurus · 16/08/2023 23:35

ReginaRegina · 16/08/2023 23:31

All these people slagging off the police. I wonder who they'll call if some raving nutter with a knife starts trying to kick down their front door at 3am this morning? 🤔

I'd call my neighbour to pop over with his dogs, be quicker and more effective