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Granny on Facebook Visited by 2 Police
One is Detective.
She had not broken any law. The Lady Helen Jones posted a (Corrupt) Labour Councillor should resign. That is all, she spoke on GMBHD itv. That Police Detective said they had received a complaint about her post on Facebook. Yesterday's Front Page https://liveblog.digitalimages.sky/l...ff9ce49387.png |
Its cowardice from the Police
Its easy work to go and intimidate women Its hard work to catch known criminals low hanging fruit |
Terrifying abuse of power that should never happen. It's times like these where I completely understand why Americans say that their second ammendment ensures their right to the first. Because incidents such as these are stepping stones to greater and greater abuses of power.
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**** off Labour nazis.
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So if she didn't commit any crime over her post then why on earth are they paying her a visit?
There are actual criminals to catch. |
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It is all Logged on on record in case the Labour Councillor is attacked in person. Police Adviser talking on GMBHD itv |
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Why are you referring to a 54 year old as a 'granny' ? is she a grandmother? how is that relevant Arista
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Yes It was Live on GMBHD itv they called her a Granny Not Me |
Meaningless outrage bait without seeing what she actually posted. I'll eat my hat if it's not clear why she was spoken to by police.
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She should be able to say whatever she wants. Has the councillor been spoken to for saying he hopes all the old people who didn't vote Labour die before the next election? No, of course not.
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Funny how those on the left are okay with this.
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Love that we now live in a world where it's "unreasonable", "woke" and "Lefty" :skull: to want to take a measured view with all of the facts instead of getting upset and overreacting about a Daily Mail headline :idc:. And from the same people who would declare others to be snowflakes. Silly silly days. |
Makes me laugh when people try to justify this sh1t because it suits their agenda.
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"And what is your evidence for this?" "Well your honour, it aligns with my worldview and this person is clearly WOKE!" |
"overreacting about a Daily Mail headline"
But it was Expanded Live after 6:30AM on ITV1HD. We got to see the Video of the Granny. She was shocked |
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I want to see the content of the messages they talked to her about. Do you have those? If not this is literally a hot-air discussion about patterns in clouds. "That one on the left looks woke! :bawling:" |
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[In the wake of the scandal, Mrs Jones repeatedly posted that Cllr Sedgwick must resign from his Heatons North seat on a closed Facebook group called 4Heatons Hub, and another publicly available page called Reddish Matters. In one post on 4Heatons Hub, Mrs Jones said of Cllr Sedgwick: 'Let's hope he does the decent thing and resigns. I somehow think his ego won't allow it.' In another, after posting screenshots from the Trigger Me Timbers group, Mrs Jones wrote: 'Not looking good for Cllr Sedgwick!!!' to which another member added: 'Cllr Sedgwick, will you be resigning?'] [It is the latest in a string of incidents in which police have investigated people for social media posts, including newspaper columnist Allison Pearson, feminist writer Julie Bindel, and former policeman Harry Miller, whose name was added to a database for his 'non-crime hate incident'. Mr Miller, who founded the Fair Cop campaign group, said of Mrs Jones's treatment: 'It flies in the face of our freedoms and it's wrong. That's far more akin to a European police force – or even worse a Stasi police force.' The two plain-clothes officers arrived at Mrs Jones's home and demanded to talk to her after she commented on the offensive messages shared in a Labour WhatsApp group that The Mail on Sunday exposed this month. Our story led to the sacking of health minister Andrew Gwynne and the suspension of Burnley MP Oliver Ryan and 11 Labour councillors. Police knocked on her door in Stockport within 48 hours of receiving a complaint, in contrast to how they have responded to other crime reports. Mrs Jones, a school administrator, said police failed to investigate a spate of car thefts in the surrounding streets last year. Greater Manchester Police has one of the highest crime rates in Britain and fails to solve almost three out of four shoplifting incidents. The extraordinary episode took place days after this newspaper revealed how Gwynne, the MP for Gorton and Denton, posted a vile message to Labour colleagues on a WhatsApp group saying he hoped one elderly constituent, who didn't vote for the party, would die before the next election. He made the offensive comment on the 'Trigger Me Timbers' WhatsApp group after the pensioner sent a letter to Stockport Labour councillor David Sedgwick complaining about her bin collections.] https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...posed-MoS.html |
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So no, they haven't posted what she actually said in the messages, thus making it impossible to form an opinion on the appropriateness of the response.
This could genuinely be anywhere on the scale of "worryingly unjustified and draconian" to "understandable to give her a verbal warning". She "commented" on something. What were her words. What was her comment. That is crucial for any understanding of this - otherwise it's just typical DM bait/outrage porn. |
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Mrs Jones said of Cllr Sedgwick: 'Let's hope he does the decent thing and resigns. I somehow think his ego won't allow it.' This post is from what was ITV1HD after 6:30AM |
Mrs Jones repeatedly posted that Cllr Sedgwick must resign from his Heatons
North seat on a closed Facebook group called 4Heatons Hub, and another publicly available page called Reddish Matters. In one post on 4Heatons Hub, Mrs Jones said of Cllr Sedgwick: 'Let's hope he does the decent thing and resigns. I somehow think his ego won't allow it.' In another, after posting screenshots from the Trigger Me Timbers group, Mrs Jones wrote: 'Not looking good for Cllr Sedgwick!!!' to which another member added: 'Cllr Sedgwick, will you be resigning?' Mrs Jones also asked why they had come to her within 48 hours of a complaint 'yet I know neighbours that try to report car crime and can't even get the police out?' to which the officer is said to have replied: 'I'm not getting into that sort of stuff.' :skull: |
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He has posted them..what's your opinion now? |
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