‘Police state’ — Legislation criminalising ‘noisy’ protests to become law in Britain

[SugarDaddy1]

Controversial legislation empowering police forces to crackdown on “noisy” protests in Britain is set to become law after passing through the House of Lords on Tuesday evening.

By a margin of 180 to 113, the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill was approved by the House of Lords, meaning that it will be sent for Royal Assent to become enacted into law.

The policing bill covers a wide-ranging manner of law enforcement issues, however, a section concerning the policing of protests has garnered widespread criticism, and in some cases violent protests from left-wing radicals.

Under the new law, police in England and Wales will be given authority to clamp down on otherwise peaceful protests if they are deemed too “noisy” and cause “intimidation or harassment” or “alarm or distress” to the public.

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/20...sing-noisy-protests-to-become-law-in-britain/

 

[ll74]

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/20...sing-noisy-protests-to-become-law-in-britain/

You can run over protestors in certain places in the US.

That should keep them quiet

 

[DirtKnapp]

You can run over protestors in certain places in the US.

That should keep them quiet

 

[DirtKnapp]

you can loot

burn

kill

pillage

as well in the US with no recourse

but you cant VISIT THE US CAPITAL.....if you do, off to the Gulag

 

[ll74]

Did you ever actually check how many protestors have been to trial or are you just ignoring facts for your feels still?

 

[DirtKnapp]

no ANTIFA or BLM

 

[ll74]

no ANTIFA or BLM

Thanks for confirming that you haven't checked

 

[ll74]

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/george...leged-police-department-used-excessive-force/

 

[DirtKnapp]

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/george...leged-police-department-used-excessive-force/

proves my point

 

[ll74]

proves my point

You don't have a point.

You have your feels

As usual