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so we agree there |
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What are we agreeing on? You have provided nothing to show stop and search works so there is no agreement there. |
She said: "We were stopped because we're two black people driving in a nice car in Hackney."
total fabrications she is getting Angry about her own lies:conf::shrug::conf: I hope Sir Keir carpets her over this it undermines the hard crucial job police do its inexcusable |
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"When stopped by a police officer the correct response is, "Good afternoon, Officer, how may I be of assistance?" What is so difficult about this? I think people being disrespectful to the police should receive an on-the-spot 1,000 fine."
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So what about the case I posted? Stopped twice in two weeks yet he has no criminal record. How many times is he to be stopped before he expresses unhappiness or is he supposed to keep smiling?. Did you watched the vid? The bit where he said 'THis cant keep happening to me' HE seemed quite distressed to me. Should he keep smiling every time she's stopped? And if he shows unhappiness at being stopped AGAIN should he just keep smiling? Tell him how he should behave because if that was me I'd want to know exactly what I as doing and why I was getting stopped so often |
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I think she has a point.
She raised valid points with the Officer. The Police do seem to have been ' selective' here and unjustified. As an MP she will have validly supported information of this happening when it shouldn't to others, particularly constituents. This sounds an odd one from the Police side of things sadly. Of course the Police have a job to do but it has to be done right and not with any prejudicial undertones to the job. Perhaps in this case, for the Police, it's unfortunate for them that they ended up making this higher profile, by stopping an MP. It's also worrying incorrect details can be entered anywhere too, as to car registration and people too. I'm pleased she filmed this actually. |
i'm not sure how it can be considered racial profiling if the driver is white
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Cry baby, she needs to be removed from her post.
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Shes a trouble raiser.
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She's just an MP. So only the constituents can try to remove her from that. Which they won't because she's a popular MP. She left her post in April. You're a bit behind the times I'm afraid there. |
So she asked a question, and then kept rabbiting on while he was trying to answer? :joker:
At least the police are actually doing their job, maybe if she let them get on with it they'd have more time to catch criminals instead of listening to some Karen MP |
Hang on, the car's registered in North Yorkshire? Aren't parts of the North on local lockdown?
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The reg was input incorrectly, human error it happens
As an aside my son has been stopped and searched twice at a train station, probably due to him looking dodgy and carrying a backpack :fist: |
And like clockwork, the level of abuse, a lot of it racist, she’s receiving online for pointing out racial profiling is appalling
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the unfortunate thing is that profiling is an absolute necessity if we want to keep a grip on crime and terrorism. It is very unpleasant if anyone is innocent and falls foul of that profiling, but I would rather it was there and that my family is kept safe than if crime were allowed to persist because it wasn't deemed politically correct.
I've deliberately called it profiling rather than racial profiling, because profiling as a mechanism is much more sophisticated than it is being made out to be. |
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Also how is it "pointjng out institutional racism" when a white man was driving the car?
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