Left-wing officials behind controversial proposals on widening definition of extremism must be sacked, demand top Tories
According to a senior Tory, LEFTIE officials who created contentious plans to broaden the definition of extremism ought to be fired.
Robert Jenrick, the shadow justice secretary, claimed that the people responsible for the inaccurate trash are unsuitable to serve the public.
He took aim at the Home Office study that was released on the riots last summer, which stated that displaying an interest in gore or conspiracy theories should be considered severe.
Additionally, it suggested reversing a code of practice to limit policing of non-crime hate incidents and claimed that claiming two-tier policing was indicative of a right-wing extremist narrative.
Dan Jarvis, the security minister, attempted Wednesday to disassociate Labour from the report’s conclusions.
They weren’t new or current government policy, he claimed.
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Plans to remove restrictions on non-crime hate incidents were criticized by Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp.
He claimed that doing so would violate free speech and waste police time.
The thought police will be able to prevent anyone from revealing sensitive information that left-wing attorneys dislike if this is changed.
Suella Braverman, the former home secretary, blasted: Do you want to stop mass immigration, two-tier policing, or Pakistani rape gangs?
Right now, the Home Office says we’re far.
Millions of decent people who are upset about the way our nation is being governed are slandered by this garbage.