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Christian; Learning Professional; Married with adult offspring; Jewellery Maker; Youth Worker; Mostly Happy!

UK
Joined July 2009
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Catherine Rawcliffe retweeted
I've had a massive change of perspective over the past year or so. I used to labour under the delusion that the best way to establish someone's guilt for a serious crime was to conduct an investigation, examine the evidence in a court of law and allow a jury to reach an informed verdict. Turns out, that's hopelessly outdated. The entire system should be scrapped in favour of this far more sophisticated and vastly more efficient single-question test: Does the accused parrot my political beliefs? If yes: They're obviously being persecuted by the deep state because they're such an existential threat to the establishment. If no: They're clearly a filthy nonce who should be shot. Who knew the pursuit of justice could be so wonderfully straightforward? All those years of legal training, evidence gathering and jury deliberation. What an appalling waste of everyone's time.
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Catherine Rawcliffe retweeted
You claimed £39,000 a year in taxpayer-funded London rent, more than the entire benefit cap allows any family in the country, while living 50 miles from Westminster in a multi-million pound farmhouse. That’s not “standing up for people who work.” That’s Benefits Street with a bigger budget and better PR. Taxpayers have had enough of you.
Labour is governing for Benefits Street - more welfare, higher taxes, a bigger state. We can’t afford it, and taxpayers have had enough. Conservatives will stand up for people who work, do the hard yards - and bear the brunt of the bill. Read about our plan in the @Telegraph👇
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Another bloke who's clearly worried about his own attitude to consent being challenged.
Replying to @Dplanet
“Put together, they set one standard: unless a r*pe is filmed, it didn’t happen.” Nope. The standard is much cleaner and more obvious: you need evidence beyond reasonable doubt. And because we KNOW people lie about rape, therefore, her testimony from decades ago — which was not reported until right after he became a right-wing podcast star — should not convince any person beyond reasonable doubt. Justice demands this standard, whether you like it or not.
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Sadly I'm not surprised by the number of men who think teenage guyrls have the life experience to resist the manupulation of predatory older men. teapaw.org/Samson1176/status/2120…
Russel Brand influential?
This is why they found nonsensical reasons to take him down, don’t be fooled. He got too honest, too loud, too influential, about the things they don’t want to be heard. It’s tragic.
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A petition attacking oension credit and housing benefit payments to <10 elderly households, that would result in higher benefits payouts if this benefit is abolished and they were assessed as solo adults, is nothing but ignorant performative swagger.
A parliamentary petition asks the Government to stop paying up to £125.25 a week in benefits for each additional spouse in a polygamous marriage made overseas. Polygamy is illegal here, so Britain should recognise only a man’s first wife. birminghammail.co.uk/news/co…
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The ignorance is breathtaking. Polyamorous households are not illegal in the UK. The <10 elderly households eligible for this reduced rate of pension credit and housing benefit cost £1000-£2000 per eyek across the whole of the UK. And would cost more if assessed as solo adults.
Polygamy is illegal in the UK, why are there no prosecutions? And WHY the F* are UK taxpayers expected to fork out £125.25 a week to fund an illegal practice? Who signed this off?
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The total costs (pension credit and housing benefits at a reduced rate for elderly polygamous households) is £1000-£2000 per week across the UK. Paid to less that 10 households. Restore really fo have a problem eith facts, don't they?
Replying to @StellaDoves
It’s £300+ for the first then £125 for each one after that. They are raking in Billions a week of tax payers money.
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Once again this alleged patriot shares its willful ignorance for all to see.
Danny Tommo is locked up until June 2027 for damaging property that had no owner. Tommy Robinson faces sentencing next month for doing journalism. Lucy Connolly was jailed for more than two years for words on social media. Now compare: Ricky Jones said on live camera that right-wingers needed their throats cut : no prison. Labour MP Mike Amesbury beat a constituent he was elected to represent : no prison. Huw Edwards possessed explicit images of children : no prison. Mohammad Amaaz beat police officers at Manchester Airport : years of delays before conviction. Same country, different rules.
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Someone who wasn't in court for this case, and who seems unaware that few rape cases include video or digital evidence, and that a defendant claiming sex was consensual invalidates physical evidence, thinks their ignorance is proof that a jury and judge were all insane. 🤷🤦
I think Russell Brand is a complete scum bag, but 10 1/2 years in a case with no forensic, CCTV, or contemporaneous digital/physical evidence seems a little insane.
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A 'proud American' who doesny understand the first amendment to the US Constitution. Seems Americans were more liberal in 1791 than they sre today.
No one should be allowed to swear an oath on the Quran. We are a Christian Nation.
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Another bloke tevealing he doesn't understand how consent works. So many of them rushing to support Brand. So many skeletons in closets?
Russell Brand was just sentenced to a 10.5-year prison stint solely on the word of a loose groupie. Mere minutes after meeting Brand, she engaged in numerous depraved sex acts with him. After going back for more, she felt humiliated by the experience of being treated like a filthy whore when Brand rudely cast her aside. Fifteen years later, she contended that ONE of the depraved sex acts she engaged in with Brand was not consensual. Fifteen years later, she testified that she said "No" to one of the sex acts. Brand claims she said "Yes." Based on that discrepancy, Brand is sentenced to 10.5 years in prison.
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So many men rushing to object to a man being convicted for ignoring lack of consent. Skeletons in their own closet?
If you're a man living in the UK, your life and freedom can be taken from hearsay over one single detail a consentual encounter that a chick didn't like 17 years later Move out of tyrannical feminist states, your life depends on it
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Ignorant American doesn't understand basic geography.
Replying to @Albrochier
This map includes a host of single carriageways. Which are not in any first world country considered a main route.
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Man thinks comic books are the pinnacle of literary success. 🤷🤦
Replying to @BradfemlyWalsh
Because women have less regard for action, epic adventure and stuff of that sort? A lot of female writing is just narcissistic self indulgence that eschews action, excitement, comradery and epicness
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Men's rights activist fights to remove female patients' privacy and dignity.
Recent report findings from NHS England mean the trans+ community could be made to use single-sex wards in hospitals according to their biological sex. This guidance could have adverse impacts on trans+ people who need to, or are trying to, access vital healthcare. This guidance could further hurt a community of people who are already fearful and marginalised. That’s why I’ve written to the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care to urge her to publish in full the impacts this will have on the trans+ community.
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Another bloke hoping if he shouts loud enough, the times gye decided consent was optional won't catch up with him?
Russell Brand is a political prisoner. The UK government are a bunch of Muslim capitulating faggots. The scary part is Russell Brand isn’t even right wing! He’s a smart, intellectually honest bloke, who is just as aghast by the brazenness of these global elites as many others around the world. You people are playing with fire! Royce White for President The United Kingdom Has Fallen! Free Russell Brand, Long Live The People.
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Catherine Rawcliffe retweeted
Someone needs to make a documentary called Fight, Flight, Freeze, Fawn & Shame which explains precisely why there is no standard or obvious response to sexual violence and why shame secures silence, sometimes for years, or even decades.
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She did. But noone seems to remember her
No matter how many times I hear her, her voice still leaves me speechless. She had one of the most extraordinary singing voices in music history.
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Woman stopped for jaywalking. She argued with patrol officers. The end.
It’s happening and we warned you it would. A woman walking her dog on the streets of NYC was stopped and harassed by two Muslim cops, telling her it was wrong and that they were going to take her dog from her. Dogs are haram and considered filthy in Islam. This ideology has no place in our nation. It’s going to get a lot worse.
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